Question

Example 2: Driving with a Pet on your Lap Over 30,000 people participated in an online poll on cnn.com conducted in April 2012 asking "Have you ever driven with a pet on your lap?" We see that 34% of the participants answered yes and 66% answered now. a). What is the sample? b). Can we conclude that 34% of all drivers have driven with a pet on their lap? c). Explain why it is not appropriate to generalize these results to all drivers, or even to all drivers who visit cnn.com. What is the problem with this method of data collection? d). How might we select a sample of people that would give us results that we can generalize to a broader population? e). Is the variable in this study quantitative or categorical