Apopular web-based newspaper uses an online survey to poll their readers. their goal is to determine the current level of drug use among teenagers. recalling that a survey is a method used to collect people’s attitudes and opinions, describe at least three potential problems with the newspaper’s use of the survey. include the following terms in your response: population (or population sample), sampling bias, random sample, anonymity, and representative sample.

Here is a quote from an npr news article: “on average, working-age adults were eating about 78 fewer calories per day in 2010, compared with five years earlier. the new report is based on data from the national health and nutrition examination survey, which collects details on eating habits and other health-related information from a nationally representative sample of about 10,000 people in the u.s.” which of the following is true about the numerical value 78? a. it is an anecdote. b. it is a parameter. c. it is a simulation. d. it is a statistic.

Can a society achieve liberty without equality? explain.

Secondary school falls between a . kindergarten & elementary b. elementary school & post secondary school c. post secondary school & higher education d. middle school & high school