e) What sampling method was used? A. Cluster sampling was used with each block as a cluster B. Multistage sample, using cluster sample with each district and stratified sample with blocks as strata C. Multistage sample, using stratified sample with districts as strata and cluster sample within each district D. Cluster sampling was used with each district as a cluster E. Stratified sample, with each district as a strata F. Stratified sample, with each block as a strata Is the sampling method used random? No Yes f) Who (if anyone) was left out of this study? A. All people that do not live in the state were left out of the study. B. The people in the state who were not in the selected blocks were left out of the study. C. The staff members interviewed "all the residents they can find," so anyone they could not find was left out of the study. D. No one was left out of the study. populaton of interest. Hoping to learn what issues may resonale with voters in the coming election, the cervaign frector for a gubernatoral candidale randornly selects two slocks from each of the state's election disticts. Stat members go there and intervew all the cosidents they can find. The residents were asked to select the three ment important issues from a prepared lot. a) What is the population? A. The gubernatorial candidale B. All voters in the state C. The most important issues to voter D. Nil state residents E. In cannot be determined from the given inflomation b) What is the popuation parameler of interes?? A. Nil state resdents B. Nil voters in the state C. The most ingertant isues to voters D. The gaternatonat candidate E. it cannot be determined from the given information. What is the sampling trame? A. Thi gubematorial candidale e. Al state residents Is the sampling method used random? No Yes f) Who (if anyone) was left out of this study? A. All people that do not five in the state were left out of the study. B. The people in the state who were not in the selected blocks wer C. The staff members interviewed "all the residents they can find," D. No one was left out of the study. E. It cannot be determined from the given information. g) What type of bias is evident in this sample? Select all that apply. A. Undercoverage; staff members interviewed "all the residents the B. Nonresponse bias; a large number of residents would most likel C. Response bias; the survey included a prepared list and the peo D. Voluntary response bias; all people in the state could choose wt E. It cannot be determined from the given information. c) What is the sampling frame? A. The gubernatorial candidate B. All state residents C. All voters in the state D. The most important issues to voters E. It cannot be determined from the given information. d) What is the sample for this study? A. Multistage sample, with the blocks selected first and then staff performing the interviews B. Cluster sample, with each block being a cluster C. Systematic isample, with two blocks selected systematically from each district D. Stratified sample, with each district being represented by the two blocks E. It cannot be determined from the given information. e) What sampling method was used? A. Cluster sampling was used with each block as a cluster B. Multistage sample, using cluster sample with each district and stratfied sample with blocks as strata