Steven has to produce a survey for his class project due tomorrow, although he really wants to go to the local high school football game tonight with his father. Steven decides to hand out a survey at the gate of the football stadium which holds roughly 1,000 fans. The survey reads, "Do you prefer sport activities that focus on group achievement or individual achievements?" What would explains why this question could lead to obtaining poor data?

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Tess

Mathematics

10 January, 07:35

Steven has to produce a survey for his class project due tomorrow, although he really wants to go to the local high school football game tonight with his father. Steven decides to hand out a survey at the gate of the football stadium which holds roughly 1,000 fans. The survey reads, "Do you prefer sport activities that focus on group achievement or individual achievements?" What would explains why this question could lead to obtaining poor data?

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Gustavo Castillo · Answer 1

Answer:where are the answers to the question?

Mohammad Dominguez · Answer 2

the data would be faulty because he's handing out the survey atva football game which is a team sport that focuses on group achievement. surveys should be done in neutral places. given that people are at a football game they'll tend to say they prefer team sports