Question 14

If you were doing a study on whether dog owners should be legally required to get their dogs the most recently available vaccination, which of the following questions would NOT be considered a biased question?

Group of answer choices

Given a potential outbreak of illnesses in dogs, should dog owners be required to get their dogs the most recent vaccine?

Knowing that dogs can spread disease, should dog owners be required to get their dogs the most recent vaccine?

Should dog owners be required to get their dogs the most recent vaccine?

Should concerned dog owners get their dogs the most recent vaccine?

Since concerned dog owners tend to get their dogs every vaccine, should dog owners be required to get their dogs the most recent vaccine?

Question 15

When polling individuals about who they will likely vote for in the next election, what additional question should also be asked to avoid a biased sample?

Group of answer choices

Whether they plan to vote in the upcoming election

Whether they voted in the last election

Their employment status

The location of their next planned vacation

The number of people in their household

Question 16

To gauge customer satisfaction, a manager asked an employee to draw a random sample of 10 customers who loved the service they received. Would this plan ensure in a valid statistical result?

Group of answer choices

No, as all customers are likely to love the service they received

No, the employee should be able to find 10 such customers

Yes, as all customers are likely to love the service they received

No, as this is not a random sample if specific outcomes are predetermined

Yes, as this is a systematic, rather than random sample