An employer asks the survey question "How much money do you spend on gasoline per week to get to work?" of her employees that drive to work. Which best describes why she chose to only ask the employees that drive to work rather
than all of her employees?
The employees that drive to work were the target of her survey.
The employees that drive to work adequately represented the sample.
All employees were adequately represented by the sample that drives to work.
All employees were too difficult to survey because the group was too large.

The correct answer is A. The employees that drive to work were the target of her survey.

Explanation:

A survey is a research method that uses questions to try to understand a specific group of people and their perspective or behavior in a specific area. Additionally, each survey has a target, which is the group of people that is being analyzed through the survey. For example, if you want to understand the hobbies of college students the target is college students while others such as high-school students are not relevant or necessary in the survey.

In this context, it is likely the employer only asked the employees that drive to work because they are the target of her survey as she might be analyzing how much money employees spend on gasoline, and therefore interviewing employees that do not drive to work is not necessary or appropriate for her purpose.

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