One of the common elements of the eight case studies in Chapter 1 is
a. in each case, a randomized experiment is described.
b. in each case, an observational study is described.
c. in each case, confounding variables are a problem.
d. in each case, data are used to make a judgment about the situation.
Question 2
An organization would like to conduct a survey of a sample of their membership to make conclusions about the entire membership. Given that they have a limited budget, they should focus their attention on
a. getting as large a sample as possible, even if they are all volunteers.
b. getting as large a sample as possible, even if they are not representative.
c. getting a representative sample.
d. getting a self-selected sample.
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