i want to conduct a survey on talent hunt shows plz help me
Where i can get a sample questionnaire on talent hunt shows?
www.talenthunt.com/Client
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
10 schools are chosen randomly, and each teacher is surveyed. What's the sampling technique here?
is it:
a. simple random sampling
b. cluster sampling
c. convenience sampling
d. systematic sampling
e. stratified sampling
thanks for your help!
10 schools are chosen randomly, and each teacher is surveyed. What's the sampling technique here?
A
Reply:A
a. simple random sampling
b. cluster sampling
c. convenience sampling
d. systematic sampling
e. stratified sampling
thanks for your help!
10 schools are chosen randomly, and each teacher is surveyed. What's the sampling technique here?
A
Reply:A
Are their sites where you can get free samples without participating in surveys or other offers?
I already know about Wal-marts site and have already gotten samples from there. I am looking for other free offers. Thanks
Are their sites where you can get free samples without participating in surveys or other offers?
my favorite is http://www.freakyfreddies.com
. you have to sort of sort through the junk and scam offers because some of those are in there too but after awhile you should get the hang of how to target the real deal free samples. a hint is to start with the following categories first:
hair, health and beauty, miscellaneous, automobile
also, if something says free* with a star like that, avoid it. it pretty much means you have to fill out those stupid long surveys or sign up with credit card for offers. good luck
wisdom teeth
Are their sites where you can get free samples without participating in surveys or other offers?
my favorite is http://www.freakyfreddies.com
. you have to sort of sort through the junk and scam offers because some of those are in there too but after awhile you should get the hang of how to target the real deal free samples. a hint is to start with the following categories first:
hair, health and beauty, miscellaneous, automobile
also, if something says free* with a star like that, avoid it. it pretty much means you have to fill out those stupid long surveys or sign up with credit card for offers. good luck
wisdom teeth
What type of animal would you never want to have?
I am doing a survey for class and i need a random sample what type of animal you never want to own~type, breed, color, temperment.
Thanks
What type of animal would you never want to have?
that's a hard question i like a lot of animals so i would say a tape worm
Reply:i would not like to own any cattle, i wouldnt want this because i am not interested in the type. They are not friendly and dont show any emotions.
Reply:A pig
Reply:a boa or a Python and any in the spider family they could hurt me
Reply:A bug!!! they are ugly and gross
Reply:I really like all animals but i could never have a violent dog because i wouldn't want it ot be a safety issue for anyone. as for color and breed i dont hate or dis like any of them.
Reply:An exotic....ie....lion, bear, zebra, wolf...etc. Because they really are not suited to be pets. Beautiful, yes, absolutely. But not appropriate for pets.
Now, on a typical pet animal scale, I wouldn't want a long coated cat, they require too much grooming and they shed a LOT.... I'm not crazy about Chow Chows....just never have cared much for their personalities, not to mention all that coat...however, the smooth coated ones I have been around seem to have a bit better temperment than the long coats for some reason. Wouldn't have a snake, not because of me, but because I like my happy home, and hubby will NOT tolerate a snake....
Reply:Any kind of reptile !
I also wouldent want a pit bull terrier.
Reply:A scorpion.
Reply:I LOVE all animals, but I wouldn't want to have a aggressive bull!
Thanks
What type of animal would you never want to have?
that's a hard question i like a lot of animals so i would say a tape worm
Reply:i would not like to own any cattle, i wouldnt want this because i am not interested in the type. They are not friendly and dont show any emotions.
Reply:A pig
Reply:a boa or a Python and any in the spider family they could hurt me
Reply:A bug!!! they are ugly and gross
Reply:I really like all animals but i could never have a violent dog because i wouldn't want it ot be a safety issue for anyone. as for color and breed i dont hate or dis like any of them.
Reply:An exotic....ie....lion, bear, zebra, wolf...etc. Because they really are not suited to be pets. Beautiful, yes, absolutely. But not appropriate for pets.
Now, on a typical pet animal scale, I wouldn't want a long coated cat, they require too much grooming and they shed a LOT.... I'm not crazy about Chow Chows....just never have cared much for their personalities, not to mention all that coat...however, the smooth coated ones I have been around seem to have a bit better temperment than the long coats for some reason. Wouldn't have a snake, not because of me, but because I like my happy home, and hubby will NOT tolerate a snake....
Reply:Any kind of reptile !
I also wouldent want a pit bull terrier.
Reply:A scorpion.
Reply:I LOVE all animals, but I wouldn't want to have a aggressive bull!
What kind of sample is this?
umm... a department store plan to conduct a survey
to conduct this survey employees of the store asked people who came into them to go online
(the survey is surveying how much money they spend to buy shoes over a course of a year).
explain what kind of sample is this??
our teacher said is not a conveince sample!
and tell me if this is biased or not
What kind of sample is this?
it is biased
Reply:iono i gess biased.
Reply:it is biased. not all ppl have internet.
Reply:i think its a sample of seeing how much a person would spend for shoes in a year, and the store wants to know if its a lot or a little, and i guess based on the prices, the store may lower the prices.
to conduct this survey employees of the store asked people who came into them to go online
(the survey is surveying how much money they spend to buy shoes over a course of a year).
explain what kind of sample is this??
our teacher said is not a conveince sample!
and tell me if this is biased or not
What kind of sample is this?
it is biased
Reply:iono i gess biased.
Reply:it is biased. not all ppl have internet.
Reply:i think its a sample of seeing how much a person would spend for shoes in a year, and the store wants to know if its a lot or a little, and i guess based on the prices, the store may lower the prices.
The owner of a local nightclub has recently surveyed a random sample of n = 250 customers of the club. She wou
uld now like to determine whether or not the mean age of her customers is over 30. If so, she plans to alter the entertainment to appeal to an older crowd. If not, no entertainment changes will be made. If she wants to be 99% confident in her decision, what rejection region should she use?
a. Reject Ho if t %26lt; – 2.3263.
b. Reject Ho if t %26lt; – 2.5758.
c. Reject Ho if t %26gt; 2.3263.
d. Reject Ho if t %26gt; 2.5758.
The owner of a local nightclub has recently surveyed a random sample of n = 250 customers of the club. She wou
Do your own homework!
a. Reject Ho if t %26lt; – 2.3263.
b. Reject Ho if t %26lt; – 2.5758.
c. Reject Ho if t %26gt; 2.3263.
d. Reject Ho if t %26gt; 2.5758.
The owner of a local nightclub has recently surveyed a random sample of n = 250 customers of the club. She wou
Do your own homework!
Unobtrusive research differs from other survey research in that?
A. It can be carried on without concern for random sampling
B. It's often employed to evaluate the effects of social programs.
C. It doesn't have an impact on the subjects being studied
D. It can produce longitudinal data that permits correlations among many variables.
Unobtrusive research differs from other survey research in that?
c
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B. It's often employed to evaluate the effects of social programs.
C. It doesn't have an impact on the subjects being studied
D. It can produce longitudinal data that permits correlations among many variables.
Unobtrusive research differs from other survey research in that?
c
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Is there a place where I can get free teeth whitening samples?
Is there a place where I can get free teeth whitening samples without having to fill out surveys? Don't say Walmart because it doesn't work anymore. If you come up with a good site for free samples of teeth whitening without filling out surveys, then you will be my best answer! Also if you have any web sites I could go to for free samples of good whitening toothpaste or other whitening products! Thanks!
Is there a place where I can get free teeth whitening samples?
Hello, Ahhh, I in no way want to sound flippant or uninterested in your quest for information but, given that you successfully located this site and posted a question....Those of us who attempt to provide professional answers do so using the knowledge we have attained over years of experience...You are obviously technically talented and computer wise...so I would suggest that you can use that talent to type something like "Dental Material Manufacturers" in your web site search engine and find a number of companies to send and Email to with your request for "FREE" samples of their tooth whitening products....While your doing that we will get back to responding to others on this site that don't need us to be their web browser, but want answers to their questions "now"...Good luck and I wish you well.
Is there a place where I can get free teeth whitening samples?
Hello, Ahhh, I in no way want to sound flippant or uninterested in your quest for information but, given that you successfully located this site and posted a question....Those of us who attempt to provide professional answers do so using the knowledge we have attained over years of experience...You are obviously technically talented and computer wise...so I would suggest that you can use that talent to type something like "Dental Material Manufacturers" in your web site search engine and find a number of companies to send and Email to with your request for "FREE" samples of their tooth whitening products....While your doing that we will get back to responding to others on this site that don't need us to be their web browser, but want answers to their questions "now"...Good luck and I wish you well.
Valid Sample Size?
How many random golfers would I have to survey to find out how long a round of golf takes? (Lets pretend the sample really is random). If I survey 20 random golfers at my local country club and found that the average time to play a round was 4 hours, is this significant. Lets say that 1000 rounds every month are played there. What is my population, 1000? Does the variance in their response limit the sample size needed to get me say 95% confident? For example if the first 18 golfers all said it took them 3 hours and 45 minutes to play, wouldn't that decrease the sample size I need based on the consistency of the answers?
Valid Sample Size?
Assuming you are only using 1 golf course (since every course is different and thus would take a different time to play)...
I would think that a sample of a random survey of 60 different tee times for each day surveyed you wanted to know, surveyed over 3 weeks would be 90+% accurate barring inclement weather... (i.e. If you wanted to know for Mondays then 20 tee times, randomized from different times of the day, for each of 3 weeks)...
You would likely only need to do 5 days of the seven for the full 3 weeks should you want to know for each day since your data could be inferred to the other 2 days with good accuracy...
The big things that I would think that would skew the averages would be:
1) tourneys since some are 'party' times (with heavy drinkers and once a year golfers) and other tourneys are serious events (which tend to reduce alcohol consumption and play somewhat faster),
2) and long weekends since they tend to bring heavy drinkers and slow play down
Lastly, don't forget that what happens this year may or may not hold true for next year... social habits change, faster greens when reseeded, adding a washroom mid-course etc... all affect play time...
Reply:14
Reply:You aren't putting all the needed factors into play here. Did you survey all the people on the same day, same week, same season? Does weather have an effect? Does it take longer in the summer because of the heat? If it's raining, do they play? Does it affect the time to do a round. Which hole are you surveying? All they all equal? (Obviously not since each would have a different par). You might even have to go through several years of sample if, for example, you have mild and hard winters.
Valid Sample Size?
Assuming you are only using 1 golf course (since every course is different and thus would take a different time to play)...
I would think that a sample of a random survey of 60 different tee times for each day surveyed you wanted to know, surveyed over 3 weeks would be 90+% accurate barring inclement weather... (i.e. If you wanted to know for Mondays then 20 tee times, randomized from different times of the day, for each of 3 weeks)...
You would likely only need to do 5 days of the seven for the full 3 weeks should you want to know for each day since your data could be inferred to the other 2 days with good accuracy...
The big things that I would think that would skew the averages would be:
1) tourneys since some are 'party' times (with heavy drinkers and once a year golfers) and other tourneys are serious events (which tend to reduce alcohol consumption and play somewhat faster),
2) and long weekends since they tend to bring heavy drinkers and slow play down
Lastly, don't forget that what happens this year may or may not hold true for next year... social habits change, faster greens when reseeded, adding a washroom mid-course etc... all affect play time...
Reply:14
Reply:You aren't putting all the needed factors into play here. Did you survey all the people on the same day, same week, same season? Does weather have an effect? Does it take longer in the summer because of the heat? If it's raining, do they play? Does it affect the time to do a round. Which hole are you surveying? All they all equal? (Obviously not since each would have a different par). You might even have to go through several years of sample if, for example, you have mild and hard winters.
Surveyed 45 hard drives w/ a max error est of 28,how many include in new sample to reduce max error est to 7?
we know that z * sx is going to be a relative constant here. the z score should not change if we are looking for the same size confidence interval, nor should the standard deviation change that much.
we know (z*sx) / sqrt(45) = 28
so z*sx = 28sqrt(45)
n for the larger sample is:
n = (28 * sqrt(45) / 7)^2
n = 720 samples
we know (z*sx) / sqrt(45) = 28
so z*sx = 28sqrt(45)
n for the larger sample is:
n = (28 * sqrt(45) / 7)^2
n = 720 samples
Where can I get a job delivering product samples and surveys with no sales involved?
Impossible. Sales is everything.
Where can I get a job delivering product samples and surveys with no sales involved?
There are many sites which pay commissions for signing up people to take surveys with them. I list some of them on the following (check the referral rewards collumn in each site review--it says whether they offer any kind of reward for referring others):
http://www.windhavenweb.com/surveys
All of those are ones that I have personally made money or recieved some sort of reward for taking surveys through. www.surveysavvy.com is another good one for refering people to. If anyone you refer signs up with them, you get $1 EVERY time they take a survey, not just when they sign up. I would ad them to my own site--only I've never actually qualified to take a survey with them (been offered a few and they do pay nicely--but I wasn't in the demographic they were looking for).
CAT
Where can I get a job delivering product samples and surveys with no sales involved?
There are many sites which pay commissions for signing up people to take surveys with them. I list some of them on the following (check the referral rewards collumn in each site review--it says whether they offer any kind of reward for referring others):
http://www.windhavenweb.com/surveys
All of those are ones that I have personally made money or recieved some sort of reward for taking surveys through. www.surveysavvy.com is another good one for refering people to. If anyone you refer signs up with them, you get $1 EVERY time they take a survey, not just when they sign up. I would ad them to my own site--only I've never actually qualified to take a survey with them (been offered a few and they do pay nicely--but I wasn't in the demographic they were looking for).
CAT
Survey in regards of speeding tickets with teenage boys.... How do you solve?
It was found that in a sample of 80 teenage boys, 70% had gotten speeding tickets. What is the 99% confidence interval of the true proportion, p, of teenage boys who have gotten speeding tickets?
possible solutions....
a. 0.544 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.856
b. 0.616 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.784
c. 0.600 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.800
d. 0.581 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.819
e. 0.568 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.832
f. 0.556 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.844
g. none of these
Survey in regards of speeding tickets with teenage boys.... How do you solve?
Since we do not know the Standard Deviation, we have to use the following formula:
n= 80, p=.70
s = sqrt ( [p * (1-p) ] / n)
(sqrt is the square root)
so we get
p +/- Z * s
or for this data:
s = sqrt ((.70 * .30)/80) = 0.051
z= 2.575 for 99% see Z table for .4950
.7 +/- 2.575*.051
.7 +/- .132
.568 %26lt; p %26lt; .832
possible solutions....
a. 0.544 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.856
b. 0.616 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.784
c. 0.600 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.800
d. 0.581 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.819
e. 0.568 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.832
f. 0.556 %26lt; p %26lt; 0.844
g. none of these
Survey in regards of speeding tickets with teenage boys.... How do you solve?
Since we do not know the Standard Deviation, we have to use the following formula:
n= 80, p=.70
s = sqrt ( [p * (1-p) ] / n)
(sqrt is the square root)
so we get
p +/- Z * s
or for this data:
s = sqrt ((.70 * .30)/80) = 0.051
z= 2.575 for 99% see Z table for .4950
.7 +/- 2.575*.051
.7 +/- .132
.568 %26lt; p %26lt; .832
Where can i find free lip gloss samples?
Without doing those dumb surveys.
just free samples..
PERIOD.
POINTBLANK!
Where can i find free lip gloss samples?
I get tons of free samples of name brand products from http://www2.myfree4all.com
No surveys or junk.
Reply:Got to places like ulta and NYC makeup store. They always give away stuff.oh, get an attitude adjustment. You might have to actually do something to get free samples. oh no........how will u get on.
just free samples..
PERIOD.
POINTBLANK!
Where can i find free lip gloss samples?
I get tons of free samples of name brand products from http://www2.myfree4all.com
No surveys or junk.
Reply:Got to places like ulta and NYC makeup store. They always give away stuff.oh, get an attitude adjustment. You might have to actually do something to get free samples. oh no........how will u get on.
Random sample question?
In surveying a simple random sample of 1000 employed adults, we found that 480 individuals felt they were underpaid by at least $3900. Based on these results, we have 95% confidence that the proportion of the population of employed adults who share this sentiment is between 0.45 and 0.51." For this summary statement, identify the:Point estimate of the population proportion. Round to two decimal places.
Random sample question?
The point estimate is going to be the midpoint of the confidence interval. The width of the CI is .06, so the point estimate is .45 + .03. You could also look at the sample data - 480 out of 1000 adults give you "p-hat" = 480/100 = .48
Random sample question?
The point estimate is going to be the midpoint of the confidence interval. The width of the CI is .06, so the point estimate is .45 + .03. You could also look at the sample data - 480 out of 1000 adults give you "p-hat" = 480/100 = .48
Survey Late Night with David Letterman?
NBC asked a sample of VCR owners to record “Late Night with David Letterman” on their VCRs.
Of the 125 VCR owners surveyed, 83 either “gave up or screwed up” because they did not understand
how to program the VCR. (a) Construct a 90 percent confidence interval for the true proportion
of VCR owners who cannot program their VCRs. (b) Would viewers of this program be
typical of all television viewers? Explain.
Survey Late Night with David Letterman?
POPULATION PROPORTION, CONFIDENCE INTERVAL, NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
(a) ANSWER: 90% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL [.595, .733]
(59.5% , 73.3%) OF TRUE PROPORTION
90% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL p +/- (z critical value) * SQRT[p * (1 - p)/n]
p = POPULATION PROPORTION [0.664] (83/125)
z critical value [1.64485] (associated with 90%)
n = SAMPLE SIZE [125]
(b) Probably typical.
shark teeth
Of the 125 VCR owners surveyed, 83 either “gave up or screwed up” because they did not understand
how to program the VCR. (a) Construct a 90 percent confidence interval for the true proportion
of VCR owners who cannot program their VCRs. (b) Would viewers of this program be
typical of all television viewers? Explain.
Survey Late Night with David Letterman?
POPULATION PROPORTION, CONFIDENCE INTERVAL, NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
(a) ANSWER: 90% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL [.595, .733]
(59.5% , 73.3%) OF TRUE PROPORTION
90% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL p +/- (z critical value) * SQRT[p * (1 - p)/n]
p = POPULATION PROPORTION [0.664] (83/125)
z critical value [1.64485] (associated with 90%)
n = SAMPLE SIZE [125]
(b) Probably typical.
shark teeth
Please help I do not understand these two problems?
1. The ages (in years) of the 6 doctors at a local clinic are 35, 45, 42, 43, 32, 43. Assuming that these ages constitute an entire population, find the standard deviation of the population. Round your answer to at least two decimal places.
2. The tourist bureau of the Hawaiian Islands surveyed a sample of United States tourists as they left to return home. The tourists were asked how many days they spent on their visits. Their responses were as follows : 4, 8, 6, 11, 6
Find the standard deviation of this sample of numbers. Round your answer to at least two decimal places
Please help I do not understand these two problems?
Refer to this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_de...
It talks about exactly what you are looking for about 1/2 down the page.
Good luck.
2. The tourist bureau of the Hawaiian Islands surveyed a sample of United States tourists as they left to return home. The tourists were asked how many days they spent on their visits. Their responses were as follows : 4, 8, 6, 11, 6
Find the standard deviation of this sample of numbers. Round your answer to at least two decimal places
Please help I do not understand these two problems?
Refer to this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_de...
It talks about exactly what you are looking for about 1/2 down the page.
Good luck.
Does anyone know of a website that offers free samples?
I am looking for a website that offers free samples with no surveys, no credit cards required. Does anyone know of any besides walmart? Thanks!
Does anyone know of a website that offers free samples?
http://wwwnrmicro.com
http://moneysavingexpert.com/
http://www.techbargains.com/
http://www.refurbdepot.com/index.cfm
http://www.acortech.com/parts-cat_id-24-... = Bargin software
http://www.consumersearch.com/index.html
http://giveawayoftheday.com/
Reply:http://www.todaysfreebies.com/
http://www.startsampling.com
Reply:Well there is this website called Beinggirl.com but all you can get there for free is gurly things... and I think if you go to dove.com you can get a sample of Deordorant and handsoap...Im pretty sure if you go to any website of any brand and search around you can find samples....
Reply:samples of what? 6659
Reply:www.coolsavings.com
Reply:I am pretty sure that the jelly belly website will send you a free pack of jelly beans, and that some condom websites will send you free condoms and lube. www.jellybelly.com and www.trojan.com
Does anyone know of a website that offers free samples?
http://wwwnrmicro.com
http://moneysavingexpert.com/
http://www.techbargains.com/
http://www.refurbdepot.com/index.cfm
http://www.acortech.com/parts-cat_id-24-... = Bargin software
http://www.consumersearch.com/index.html
http://giveawayoftheday.com/
Reply:http://www.todaysfreebies.com/
http://www.startsampling.com
Reply:Well there is this website called Beinggirl.com but all you can get there for free is gurly things... and I think if you go to dove.com you can get a sample of Deordorant and handsoap...Im pretty sure if you go to any website of any brand and search around you can find samples....
Reply:samples of what? 6659
Reply:www.coolsavings.com
Reply:I am pretty sure that the jelly belly website will send you a free pack of jelly beans, and that some condom websites will send you free condoms and lube. www.jellybelly.com and www.trojan.com
6.47- A company wishes to be 95% confident that the sample mean is correct to witin +/- $5 ....?
A survey is planned to determine the mean annual family medical expenses of employees of a large company. The management of the company wishes to be 95% confident that the sample mean is correct to witin +/- $50 of the true population mean annual family medical expenses. A pilot study indicates that the standard deviation can be estimated as $400.
a)How large a sample size is necessary?
b)If managment wants to be correct to within +/- $25, what sample size is necessary?
thanks so much!
6.47- A company wishes to be 95% confident that the sample mean is correct to witin +/- $5 ....?
I'm assuming the value of $400 is supposed to be assumed to be the population standard deviation, σ.
Recall the formula for determining the endpoints of a confidence interval for a mean, given the population standard deviation:
μ +- z* (σ / √n)
If we want to be correct within +- $50, then, it stands to reason that we want z* (σ / √n) to be equal to $50 (more specifically, less than or equal to $50).
z* = 1.96 for a 95% CI and σ = $400 as given.
Therefore,
1.96 ($400 / √n) %26lt;= $50
n %26gt;= 245.9
Note the inequality: sample size must be "greater than or equal" to 245.9, so we would round up to 246.
Then, for +- $25 accuracy, we notice that the value of z* doesn't change (still 95% CI), only the error does, so the inequality we need to solve is:
1.96 ($400 / √n) %26lt;= $25
n %26gt;= 983.4
I know it's tempting to use n = 983, but that would be incorrect. The inequality specifically says that n should be "greater than or equal to" 983.4 and so we must use n = 984. This concept makes sense conceptually as well; if n=983.4 creates a interval with error +- $25, we would expect that lowering the sample size increases the error (why else would we spend the time and effort to increase the sample size?).
a)How large a sample size is necessary?
b)If managment wants to be correct to within +/- $25, what sample size is necessary?
thanks so much!
6.47- A company wishes to be 95% confident that the sample mean is correct to witin +/- $5 ....?
I'm assuming the value of $400 is supposed to be assumed to be the population standard deviation, σ.
Recall the formula for determining the endpoints of a confidence interval for a mean, given the population standard deviation:
μ +- z* (σ / √n)
If we want to be correct within +- $50, then, it stands to reason that we want z* (σ / √n) to be equal to $50 (more specifically, less than or equal to $50).
z* = 1.96 for a 95% CI and σ = $400 as given.
Therefore,
1.96 ($400 / √n) %26lt;= $50
n %26gt;= 245.9
Note the inequality: sample size must be "greater than or equal" to 245.9, so we would round up to 246.
Then, for +- $25 accuracy, we notice that the value of z* doesn't change (still 95% CI), only the error does, so the inequality we need to solve is:
1.96 ($400 / √n) %26lt;= $25
n %26gt;= 983.4
I know it's tempting to use n = 983, but that would be incorrect. The inequality specifically says that n should be "greater than or equal to" 983.4 and so we must use n = 984. This concept makes sense conceptually as well; if n=983.4 creates a interval with error +- $25, we would expect that lowering the sample size increases the error (why else would we spend the time and effort to increase the sample size?).
What are some real free sample sites that will send u real free samples?
WITHOUT HAVING TO SEND MONEY OR TAKE STUPID SURVEYS?
What are some real free sample sites that will send u real free samples?
walmart.com they send u free samples of certain things...like a lil tiny bottle of shampoo or conditioner or lotion and some other stuff...some of it u might not even want though..but hey ...its free so why not lol
Reply:avon maybe
loan rates
What are some real free sample sites that will send u real free samples?
walmart.com they send u free samples of certain things...like a lil tiny bottle of shampoo or conditioner or lotion and some other stuff...some of it u might not even want though..but hey ...its free so why not lol
Reply:avon maybe
loan rates
Do internet surveys always represent everyone correctly, first to help gets best answer?
I am doing some research about whether or not internet surveys represent the population evenly, or if they are prone to sampling errors. Post a link to an internet survey, already with results, that you feel has a sampling error. For example, one where men are misrepresented because the web site is catered toward women.
Thank you so much.
Do internet surveys always represent everyone correctly, first to help gets best answer?
Like everyone else said, there'll always be that margin of error in any survey but in general I don't think they're very representative of the population. Case in point:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/poll/index.html?...
and
http://www.gamefaqs.com/poll/index.html?...
Hope that helps a bit dear. =)
Reply:Every survey has a margin of error due to people
taking the survey will not answer honestly, will
take duplicate surveys and give different answers.
Most surveys try and poll a diverse group of people
unless the survey is specificaly designed to poll
a certain group of people.
Reply:Seldom, if ever!
Reply:considering Internet access across a world, i think, that surveys might be just about right in developed countries in contrary to the third world but errors are made everywhere, humans do mistakes
Reply:In general, the multiple choice questions do not always give you the choice you would choose. I have noticed that when I take a survery. I don't have any specifics though.
Reply:Any poll is going to have sample errors. Polling only internet users increases the error margin, look how many older people don't use internet.
Thank you so much.
Do internet surveys always represent everyone correctly, first to help gets best answer?
Like everyone else said, there'll always be that margin of error in any survey but in general I don't think they're very representative of the population. Case in point:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/poll/index.html?...
and
http://www.gamefaqs.com/poll/index.html?...
Hope that helps a bit dear. =)
Reply:Every survey has a margin of error due to people
taking the survey will not answer honestly, will
take duplicate surveys and give different answers.
Most surveys try and poll a diverse group of people
unless the survey is specificaly designed to poll
a certain group of people.
Reply:Seldom, if ever!
Reply:considering Internet access across a world, i think, that surveys might be just about right in developed countries in contrary to the third world but errors are made everywhere, humans do mistakes
Reply:In general, the multiple choice questions do not always give you the choice you would choose. I have noticed that when I take a survery. I don't have any specifics though.
Reply:Any poll is going to have sample errors. Polling only internet users increases the error margin, look how many older people don't use internet.
I want free product samples from major companies, and not have to print out coupons or take a survey.?
I'm looking for free samples to be mailed to my home. I only know of 1 and thats walmart. Would like to know of any other major company that mails free samples.
I want free product samples from major companies, and not have to print out coupons or take a survey.?
A lot of proctor and gambles brands have samples. But of course you will have to look through them.
http://www.pg.com/common/product_sitemap...
Reply:The best place to look for this kind of info for free samples is SearchAllDeals. Just start with a search term like "free samples".
Reply:Here's some to get you started:
http://www.maybelline.com/whatsnew/super...
Maybelline SuperStay-Silky Foundation
http://www.prettyfeetandhands.com/freesa...
Pretty Feet %26amp; Hands Rough Skin Remover Lotion Sample
http://www.girlsguidetodating.com/sweeps...
Go to: Girl's Guide To Dating
and fill out form.
Where it says verification code, enter the word you see at the left of the box.
https://secure.startsampling.com/sm/2352...
Free sample Dove Energy glow lotion from Costco
Do not need Costco membership number.
http://www.samplereachaccess.com/samplin...
Free Reach Access Daily Flosser sample pack
http://walmart.triaddigital.com/enhanced...
Go to: Walmart.com - John Frieda Custom Color Collection
and click on 'Free Sample' under the RED tube of shampoo.
www.mycoupons.com~click on community, and then on Just Freebies
Reply:Oil Of Olay(look up addresses)
O.B.(tampons)
ive gotten some from here before
Reply:Just visit Twisted Branches where you’ll find tons of freebies and everything listed on their site is always 100% Free. You pay nothing. No shipping, no handling, not even the cost of a postage stamp, and there is never a hassle to sign up for anything. There are a lot of so-called “Freebies” advertised on the internet that aren’t exactly free, and then there’s the hassle of trying to sign up for something, and going through pages and pages of questions and answers, just to get something for free. Gees…by the time you get through the first few pages, you’ve already forgotten what you’re signing up for. Not so at Twisted Branches! There’s even a "Guide to Making the Life of a Freebie Junkie Easier" posted on one of their forums to help you get started and once you’ve read this article and get set up, it’s just a matter of a few clicks and your freebies will be on their way to your mailbox. It doesn’t get much easier than that.
Here’s a link to the site:
http://www.twistedbranches.com/links.htm...
And here’s a link to that article to help you get started:
http://www.twistedbranches.com/forum/vie...
Hope this helps!
Reply:dove.com u can get deodorant, shampoo and lotion
caress.com free body wash
Reply:try freekeyring.com.
Unlike most freebie sites no sign up is needed. Also new stuff addded daily, also only genuine offers ( not affiliate links) are added so only send off for stuff you will actually get for free.
Most samples only require your name and address so grab those freebies while you can.
I want free product samples from major companies, and not have to print out coupons or take a survey.?
A lot of proctor and gambles brands have samples. But of course you will have to look through them.
http://www.pg.com/common/product_sitemap...
Reply:The best place to look for this kind of info for free samples is SearchAllDeals. Just start with a search term like "free samples".
Reply:Here's some to get you started:
http://www.maybelline.com/whatsnew/super...
Maybelline SuperStay-Silky Foundation
http://www.prettyfeetandhands.com/freesa...
Pretty Feet %26amp; Hands Rough Skin Remover Lotion Sample
http://www.girlsguidetodating.com/sweeps...
Go to: Girl's Guide To Dating
and fill out form.
Where it says verification code, enter the word you see at the left of the box.
https://secure.startsampling.com/sm/2352...
Free sample Dove Energy glow lotion from Costco
Do not need Costco membership number.
http://www.samplereachaccess.com/samplin...
Free Reach Access Daily Flosser sample pack
http://walmart.triaddigital.com/enhanced...
Go to: Walmart.com - John Frieda Custom Color Collection
and click on 'Free Sample' under the RED tube of shampoo.
www.mycoupons.com~click on community, and then on Just Freebies
Reply:Oil Of Olay(look up addresses)
O.B.(tampons)
ive gotten some from here before
Reply:Just visit Twisted Branches where you’ll find tons of freebies and everything listed on their site is always 100% Free. You pay nothing. No shipping, no handling, not even the cost of a postage stamp, and there is never a hassle to sign up for anything. There are a lot of so-called “Freebies” advertised on the internet that aren’t exactly free, and then there’s the hassle of trying to sign up for something, and going through pages and pages of questions and answers, just to get something for free. Gees…by the time you get through the first few pages, you’ve already forgotten what you’re signing up for. Not so at Twisted Branches! There’s even a "Guide to Making the Life of a Freebie Junkie Easier" posted on one of their forums to help you get started and once you’ve read this article and get set up, it’s just a matter of a few clicks and your freebies will be on their way to your mailbox. It doesn’t get much easier than that.
Here’s a link to the site:
http://www.twistedbranches.com/links.htm...
And here’s a link to that article to help you get started:
http://www.twistedbranches.com/forum/vie...
Hope this helps!
Reply:dove.com u can get deodorant, shampoo and lotion
caress.com free body wash
Reply:try freekeyring.com.
Unlike most freebie sites no sign up is needed. Also new stuff addded daily, also only genuine offers ( not affiliate links) are added so only send off for stuff you will actually get for free.
Most samples only require your name and address so grab those freebies while you can.
Help me please? How do I solve this?
You operate a restaurant. You read that a sample survey by the National
Restaurant Association shows that 40% of adults are commited to eating nutritious
food when eating away from home. To help plan your menu, you decide to
conduct a sample survey in your own area. You will use random digit dialing to
contact an SRS of 200 housholds by phone. You find 100 of your 200 respondents
concerned about nutrition. What is the probability that X is 100 or larger if p=0.4 is
true?
Help me please? How do I solve this?
i'm guessing your in stat because i am and that looks exactly like what we're doign right now. i think you need to get the z-value for .04 and then use hte normalcdf funciton on the calculator to get your area. im not sure if thats right or if it helps any
Reply:0... you only heard from 100 of your respondants... how can more than 100 of them want to eat healthy?
Restaurant Association shows that 40% of adults are commited to eating nutritious
food when eating away from home. To help plan your menu, you decide to
conduct a sample survey in your own area. You will use random digit dialing to
contact an SRS of 200 housholds by phone. You find 100 of your 200 respondents
concerned about nutrition. What is the probability that X is 100 or larger if p=0.4 is
true?
Help me please? How do I solve this?
i'm guessing your in stat because i am and that looks exactly like what we're doign right now. i think you need to get the z-value for .04 and then use hte normalcdf funciton on the calculator to get your area. im not sure if thats right or if it helps any
Reply:0... you only heard from 100 of your respondants... how can more than 100 of them want to eat healthy?
How many rivers are there in the United States?
As far as lakes there are over 123,000.
For more information, just do a google on "selection of sampling locations for the Survey"
How many rivers are there in the United States?
Why do you keep posting questions for which you already seem to have the answers, or know where to find them?
Reply:100
Reply:hundreds of thousands
Reply:There are over 250,000 rivers in the United States
Reply:There's a river in Idaho called the Raft River. It's about three feet wide and and averages six inches deep. There's even a sign on the freeway, so you'll know you're crossing the Raft River.
How many of those rivers are there in the U.S.?
web browser
For more information, just do a google on "selection of sampling locations for the Survey"
How many rivers are there in the United States?
Why do you keep posting questions for which you already seem to have the answers, or know where to find them?
Reply:100
Reply:hundreds of thousands
Reply:There are over 250,000 rivers in the United States
Reply:There's a river in Idaho called the Raft River. It's about three feet wide and and averages six inches deep. There's even a sign on the freeway, so you'll know you're crossing the Raft River.
How many of those rivers are there in the U.S.?
web browser
Word problem for statistics - sample size?
I have a question that I'm not sure how to go about doing it (not sure what formulas to use, etc). We're given the answer, but I would like to know how to arrive at the answer.
A survey asks a random sample of 1500 adults if they support an increase in tax from 5% to 6%, with the additional revenue going to education. Let p denote the proportion in the sample that say they support the increae. Suppose that 40% of all adults support the increase. How large a sample would be needed to guarantee that the standard deviation of p is no more than 0.01?
Answer: 2400
Word problem for statistics - sample size?
Standard Error of the Sample Proportion Equation
this equation is hard to write out, but when i put the numbers in it may make more sense. take the square root of everything after it
stand deviation = sqroot (proportion x 1- proportion)/ (sample)
0.01 = sqroot (0.4 x (1-.4)) / sample
0.01 = sqroot (.4 x .6) / sample
0.01= sqroot (.24) / sample
square both sides, so we can cancel out square root on the right
.0001 = .24/ sample
now multiply each side by sample
.0001 x sample = .24
divide by .0001 to find sample
sample = 2400
A survey asks a random sample of 1500 adults if they support an increase in tax from 5% to 6%, with the additional revenue going to education. Let p denote the proportion in the sample that say they support the increae. Suppose that 40% of all adults support the increase. How large a sample would be needed to guarantee that the standard deviation of p is no more than 0.01?
Answer: 2400
Word problem for statistics - sample size?
Standard Error of the Sample Proportion Equation
this equation is hard to write out, but when i put the numbers in it may make more sense. take the square root of everything after it
stand deviation = sqroot (proportion x 1- proportion)/ (sample)
0.01 = sqroot (0.4 x (1-.4)) / sample
0.01 = sqroot (.4 x .6) / sample
0.01= sqroot (.24) / sample
square both sides, so we can cancel out square root on the right
.0001 = .24/ sample
now multiply each side by sample
.0001 x sample = .24
divide by .0001 to find sample
sample = 2400
What are some real free sample sites that will send u real free samples?
WITHOUT HAVING TO SEND MONEY OR TAKE STUPID SURVEYS?
What are some real free sample sites that will send u real free samples?
uh i don't know any sites but if u find a mary kay consultant and ask them to send free samples- some will---but others are soo annoyign and want to meet up and "look" at ur skin which is soo annoying cuz my mother doesn't want me doing and they don't understand...good luck with tht!
Reply:www.limewire.com
Reply:i havent found one all combined but the site like dove and olay have free samples and trojan condoms have them too.Also walmart.com has a section called in stores now and it has like 5 different free samples of the month on their you can get.I would just try looking up your favorite producty or something you want to try and see if they have some free samples.Hope i helped!
Reply:Okay.. honestly, do you want to know for your own personal reasons or are you just going to go onto other sites and list what you find on the sites?
I have given out plenty of freebie sites that people are just wanting to forward on to other people for points on sites.
So yeah.. if you have a legit reason, I know quite a few different sites.
What are some real free sample sites that will send u real free samples?
uh i don't know any sites but if u find a mary kay consultant and ask them to send free samples- some will---but others are soo annoyign and want to meet up and "look" at ur skin which is soo annoying cuz my mother doesn't want me doing and they don't understand...good luck with tht!
Reply:www.limewire.com
Reply:i havent found one all combined but the site like dove and olay have free samples and trojan condoms have them too.Also walmart.com has a section called in stores now and it has like 5 different free samples of the month on their you can get.I would just try looking up your favorite producty or something you want to try and see if they have some free samples.Hope i helped!
Reply:Okay.. honestly, do you want to know for your own personal reasons or are you just going to go onto other sites and list what you find on the sites?
I have given out plenty of freebie sites that people are just wanting to forward on to other people for points on sites.
So yeah.. if you have a legit reason, I know quite a few different sites.
Please help with survey for my paper?
Its for my dissertation and i need 100 people to answer my survey on mortgage debt to get a represntative sample
Confidentiality will be maintained at all times
http://www.createsurvey.com/c/63822-eJHB...
I really appreciate it if you could spare five mins and complete the survey
Thanks for your help
Please help with survey for my paper?
Just a heads up that this may not be a representative sample because people reading this particular category of this particular section on this particular site are likely skewed. However, if your sample's meant to be one of Yahoo! Answers Advertising %26amp; Marketing users, that might work.
Good luck!
Reply:Survey Up!
And it didn't even take 5 minutes!
Confidentiality will be maintained at all times
http://www.createsurvey.com/c/63822-eJHB...
I really appreciate it if you could spare five mins and complete the survey
Thanks for your help
Please help with survey for my paper?
Just a heads up that this may not be a representative sample because people reading this particular category of this particular section on this particular site are likely skewed. However, if your sample's meant to be one of Yahoo! Answers Advertising %26amp; Marketing users, that might work.
Good luck!
Reply:Survey Up!
And it didn't even take 5 minutes!
Where can I find the free sample page again?
My boyfriend found a link on how to get free samples at the yahoo.com main page today. It was an add. It said what to do to get all different types of samples. Something about taking surveys on the phone and I saw the word finance. He was excited. But, I accidentally closed his tab to this link and now he is upset. I searched every where to try and find it. I even called yahoo. Where can I find it??
Where can I find the free sample page again?
http://www.sampleaday.com
Reply:coolsavings.com
Reply:freesamples.com
teeth whitening
Where can I find the free sample page again?
http://www.sampleaday.com
Reply:coolsavings.com
Reply:freesamples.com
teeth whitening
Why does everyone think a majority of the US wants to pull out of Iraq?
Polls say that most Americans either want to keep them there for another year or stay until the job is done.
37% says a year.
39% said the troops should stay in Iraq as long as needed.
21% says pull out now.
The CNN poll was conducted Friday through Sunday by Opinion Research Corp. Pollsters interviewed 1,027 adults for the survey, which had a sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
Wow... Notice the amount of people CNN had surveyed for this poll.
Why does everyone think a majority of the US wants to pull out of Iraq?
I have come to believe that the majority of Americans are brain dead idiots who do not know what the hell they want. I do not listen to polls because they are a waste of time.
Reply:The media portrays this story that is why. Congress is obviously listening to the people, perhaps that is why they are doing all the non binding resolutions. To keep their constituents happy.
Reply:inaccurate voting system....
Reply:Because that's what the main stream media tells them to think.
Reply:Dude...i have been...TWICE... i dont know if you know... It blows.
That is all....i dont know if you got that memo.
Reply:37 says what about a year? You need to be more clear. But, I'm assuming they say give it another year and then get out. So, if you add 37 and 21, you get 58, and that is a majority. A majority of people surveyed want the US to pull out of Iraq, eventually.
Reply:Take a math class and learn how to add 37 and 21. Then ask your question again.
Reply:Because that is what the liberal media keeps telling everyone. If the three major networks is all the news that a person listens to, then they have a very distorted view of what is happening in the world.
Reply:because poll after poll after poll shows that the majority in the USA is firmly against the policies of this administration - since, oh, well over a year ago
just look at the mandate set in November of 2006 - the elections - NEVER before has there been such a sweep of Dems taking over all across the country - locally and nationally
bush's support numbers are abysmally low for a second-termer -
these are facts - with which I'm well acquainted
my question is - why does the news media not ask any tough questions like for instance - regarding the tenuous relationship the country of Dubai (home now to Cheney's Halliburton) had and remains to have with the 9-11 hyjackers and the groups which funded them?
Reply:Polls can be manipulated by the groups which are asked to participate. If a Poll was conducted at a Budweiser brewing plant and the question was "which brand of beer has better taste", I'm sure Budweiser brand would come out ahead.
Reply:1 year would be pulling out of iraq...retard
Reply:37% + 21% = 58% pull out within a year.
That's a majority. Even with the Margin of error (55%- 61%) it's still a majority.
There's no other way to make the determination except by polling. We're not going to have a national referendum about it.
37% says a year.
39% said the troops should stay in Iraq as long as needed.
21% says pull out now.
The CNN poll was conducted Friday through Sunday by Opinion Research Corp. Pollsters interviewed 1,027 adults for the survey, which had a sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
Wow... Notice the amount of people CNN had surveyed for this poll.
Why does everyone think a majority of the US wants to pull out of Iraq?
I have come to believe that the majority of Americans are brain dead idiots who do not know what the hell they want. I do not listen to polls because they are a waste of time.
Reply:The media portrays this story that is why. Congress is obviously listening to the people, perhaps that is why they are doing all the non binding resolutions. To keep their constituents happy.
Reply:inaccurate voting system....
Reply:Because that's what the main stream media tells them to think.
Reply:Dude...i have been...TWICE... i dont know if you know... It blows.
That is all....i dont know if you got that memo.
Reply:37 says what about a year? You need to be more clear. But, I'm assuming they say give it another year and then get out. So, if you add 37 and 21, you get 58, and that is a majority. A majority of people surveyed want the US to pull out of Iraq, eventually.
Reply:Take a math class and learn how to add 37 and 21. Then ask your question again.
Reply:Because that is what the liberal media keeps telling everyone. If the three major networks is all the news that a person listens to, then they have a very distorted view of what is happening in the world.
Reply:because poll after poll after poll shows that the majority in the USA is firmly against the policies of this administration - since, oh, well over a year ago
just look at the mandate set in November of 2006 - the elections - NEVER before has there been such a sweep of Dems taking over all across the country - locally and nationally
bush's support numbers are abysmally low for a second-termer -
these are facts - with which I'm well acquainted
my question is - why does the news media not ask any tough questions like for instance - regarding the tenuous relationship the country of Dubai (home now to Cheney's Halliburton) had and remains to have with the 9-11 hyjackers and the groups which funded them?
Reply:Polls can be manipulated by the groups which are asked to participate. If a Poll was conducted at a Budweiser brewing plant and the question was "which brand of beer has better taste", I'm sure Budweiser brand would come out ahead.
Reply:1 year would be pulling out of iraq...retard
Reply:37% + 21% = 58% pull out within a year.
That's a majority. Even with the Margin of error (55%- 61%) it's still a majority.
There's no other way to make the determination except by polling. We're not going to have a national referendum about it.
Free contacts (the colored ones) were online can i get a free sample?
please list below i dont want to take a survey(the quiz like thing)
Free contacts (the colored ones) were online can i get a free sample?
No matter where you get a free certificate, you HAVE to have an eye exam and get a Rx first.
Reply:i dont know but i know for a fact that you can get one free pair a walmart...sorta like a trial pair.
Reply:I am not aware of any no-obligation offers for free contact lenses. Freshlook (who makes fabulous colored lenses) does offer a certificate on their website that you can take to a local optometrist; you simply print out the certificate, take it to the office, and you are allowed an IN-OFFICE TRIAL. Which means, try them on in the office, leave them in the office. Usually you'd have to make an appointment and get an exam. The link for the offer is listed below.
I hope this helps!
Reply:Do you have a perscription for them? If not, you may as well go get them through an Optometrist. They almost ALWAYS give your first pair out for free, without having to purchase any contact boxes...and yes you have to have a perscription for colored-contacts. This is because contacts come in different sizes, and a Dr. needs to determine if contacts are safe for you.
Reply:colored contacts are expensive! you have to take the survey %26amp;+ it costs you money to do the survey. sorry they are expensive they wouldn't give em for free!
hyperhidrosis
Free contacts (the colored ones) were online can i get a free sample?
No matter where you get a free certificate, you HAVE to have an eye exam and get a Rx first.
Reply:i dont know but i know for a fact that you can get one free pair a walmart...sorta like a trial pair.
Reply:I am not aware of any no-obligation offers for free contact lenses. Freshlook (who makes fabulous colored lenses) does offer a certificate on their website that you can take to a local optometrist; you simply print out the certificate, take it to the office, and you are allowed an IN-OFFICE TRIAL. Which means, try them on in the office, leave them in the office. Usually you'd have to make an appointment and get an exam. The link for the offer is listed below.
I hope this helps!
Reply:Do you have a perscription for them? If not, you may as well go get them through an Optometrist. They almost ALWAYS give your first pair out for free, without having to purchase any contact boxes...and yes you have to have a perscription for colored-contacts. This is because contacts come in different sizes, and a Dr. needs to determine if contacts are safe for you.
Reply:colored contacts are expensive! you have to take the survey %26amp;+ it costs you money to do the survey. sorry they are expensive they wouldn't give em for free!
hyperhidrosis
Just Curious Survey: Do you believe it is possible to return the dead to their former state ...?
... that is to say, back to life?
FYI This is just a simple survey. No malicious intent intended intentionally.
This is just to get a sample of views from random users on the general idea of voodoo, etc.
Cheers.
.
Just Curious Survey: Do you believe it is possible to return the dead to their former state ...?
Only in their next life.~~Peace~~
Reply:I don't believe in this but I knew this guy who was vacationing in Israel with his wife and she died. The authorities told him he could either bury her there or pay to have her body shipped home. He said he wanted her shipped home because he heard that they had once buried someone there and they came back to life 3 days later and he just couldn't take that chance...
Reply:Most dead people in their former state were suffering... do you really think that's a good idea... I mean going from dead to back to having cardiac arrest seems a bit much !
Reply:No
Reply:According to Dr. Frankenstein, it is.
Reply:yep, zombies are real
Reply:Stephen King - Pet Cemetery
Reply:no...i'm sorry but this question creeps me out
Reply:Sounds like your channeling Frankenstein!...Muahh!! Yikes!
Reply:There fcking better be!
Cheers my @ss!
I'm not as bitter as I sound.
Reply:Nope. Not to their former state, per se. You been reading Mary Shelley AGAIN??
FYI This is just a simple survey. No malicious intent intended intentionally.
This is just to get a sample of views from random users on the general idea of voodoo, etc.
Cheers.
.
Just Curious Survey: Do you believe it is possible to return the dead to their former state ...?
Only in their next life.~~Peace~~
Reply:I don't believe in this but I knew this guy who was vacationing in Israel with his wife and she died. The authorities told him he could either bury her there or pay to have her body shipped home. He said he wanted her shipped home because he heard that they had once buried someone there and they came back to life 3 days later and he just couldn't take that chance...
Reply:Most dead people in their former state were suffering... do you really think that's a good idea... I mean going from dead to back to having cardiac arrest seems a bit much !
Reply:No
Reply:According to Dr. Frankenstein, it is.
Reply:yep, zombies are real
Reply:Stephen King - Pet Cemetery
Reply:no...i'm sorry but this question creeps me out
Reply:Sounds like your channeling Frankenstein!...Muahh!! Yikes!
Reply:There fcking better be!
Cheers my @ss!
I'm not as bitter as I sound.
Reply:Nope. Not to their former state, per se. You been reading Mary Shelley AGAIN??
Convenience sample and other statistics help?
checking my answers: T or F
-a convenience sample is a non-probability sample (T)
On August 27, 1995 an article in the Los Angeles Times reported that in its survey of 3297 California adults, 2780, or 83.4% had health insurance coverage. These results have a margin of error of plus or minus 1.4%. What is the population of interest?
-3,297 adults living in California(T)
-the response variable is The percentage of California adults with health coverage(T)
-this is an observational study(T)
Convenience sample and other statistics help?
you are correct in all but one area.
The population of interest in the second question is the set of all Californian Adults. the 3297 is the sample from the population.
-a convenience sample is a non-probability sample (T)
On August 27, 1995 an article in the Los Angeles Times reported that in its survey of 3297 California adults, 2780, or 83.4% had health insurance coverage. These results have a margin of error of plus or minus 1.4%. What is the population of interest?
-3,297 adults living in California(T)
-the response variable is The percentage of California adults with health coverage(T)
-this is an observational study(T)
Convenience sample and other statistics help?
you are correct in all but one area.
The population of interest in the second question is the set of all Californian Adults. the 3297 is the sample from the population.
1 or 2 stage cluster sample?
A sample of schools are selected, and a survey form given to every student to complete and return - however - not all forms are returned. Is this 1 or 2 stage cluster sampling? Cheers.
1 or 2 stage cluster sample?
2 stage sample
1 or 2 stage cluster sample?
2 stage sample
Are there any truely free sample sites?where you dont have to make out 50 surveys?
top 50 freesites has a mixture of sites some are useless some are good. Freaky freddies freebies, freebie cat, walmart. The key is to not waste your time on anything that asks for your email first and any of those 1 and 2 step sites, also look for an astrik by the word free, this indicates you have to take some offers or something. Free samples are out there, it is just a matter of weeding through the garbage. I get stuff almost every day.
Are there any truely free sample sites?where you dont have to make out 50 surveys?
KillerFreebies.com and GoGoShopper.com Also check Walmart they have a link for free samples right on the main page.
Reply:slickdeals.com, freebies forum
permanent teeth
Are there any truely free sample sites?where you dont have to make out 50 surveys?
KillerFreebies.com and GoGoShopper.com Also check Walmart they have a link for free samples right on the main page.
Reply:slickdeals.com, freebies forum
permanent teeth
Whats a good website for free samples. beauty. without taking survey and stuff?
I use http://www.sampleaday.com they offer a free sample everyday.
Whats a good website for free samples. beauty. without taking survey and stuff?
Sometimes free isn't free when you get to the shipping charges. I got a buncha samples for like $1 each with free shipping from LAMinerals
You might want to try that. No stupid survey either!~
Reply:http://www.freestuffhunter.com/?gclid=CO...
I've done it twice, so far no problems!
Hope this helps! :)
Reply:I use mysavings.com – the site is updated daily with the best free samples and they have really active forums and articles on sampling and newsletters. Here is a link to the sample section - http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
Whats a good website for free samples. beauty. without taking survey and stuff?
Sometimes free isn't free when you get to the shipping charges. I got a buncha samples for like $1 each with free shipping from LAMinerals
You might want to try that. No stupid survey either!~
Reply:http://www.freestuffhunter.com/?gclid=CO...
I've done it twice, so far no problems!
Hope this helps! :)
Reply:I use mysavings.com – the site is updated daily with the best free samples and they have really active forums and articles on sampling and newsletters. Here is a link to the sample section - http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
Where can you get real free samples without having to buy something?
everytime i go to sites for free samples i have to go through a huge survey and you have to complete 3 offers which means you gotta pay for something, i just want a real free sample i just love them!
Where can you get real free samples without having to buy something?
You can't because it isn't free, you still have to pay shipping and handling fees. Do a search for free stuff and you'll see what I mean.
Reply:walmart.com has a 'sample' page where you can sign up for free stuff, no strings attached
Reply:Check out these 2 websites for sample freebies:
www.fatwallet.com
www.slickdeals.net
both have "free stuff" forums with listings of free sample items you can sign up for.
Where can you get real free samples without having to buy something?
You can't because it isn't free, you still have to pay shipping and handling fees. Do a search for free stuff and you'll see what I mean.
Reply:walmart.com has a 'sample' page where you can sign up for free stuff, no strings attached
Reply:Check out these 2 websites for sample freebies:
www.fatwallet.com
www.slickdeals.net
both have "free stuff" forums with listings of free sample items you can sign up for.
Do you want to help me with my science fair project? (take a quick survey!)?
this year for my science fair project, i'm testing whether, and how, fears change with age. please help me out (i need a big sample size) by taking this survey: http://www.tigersurvey.com/survey.php?su...
thanks so amazingly much!
Do you want to help me with my science fair project? (take a quick survey!)?
There you go...good luck on that....
Reply:There you go! Have fun with your project and good luck!!!
Reply:I'm not trying to play devil's advocate and while this is a great research project, how is this a science project. What methods does it prove?
Reply:all completed for you. a very interesting surve and very polite. i rally hope you do well, you deserve it!
Reply:If you are doing this for a science project, you should do a scientific survey. An online survey is in no way scientific. You should do a sampling of people at your school, church, etc.
Reply:ok but i better get best answer for this!!!!
Reply:sure will good luck with the project!
Reply:I'll do it, headed that way now.
Reply:that wuz a wicked survey. how'd you make one? u gotta teach me!
thanks so amazingly much!
Do you want to help me with my science fair project? (take a quick survey!)?
There you go...good luck on that....
Reply:There you go! Have fun with your project and good luck!!!
Reply:I'm not trying to play devil's advocate and while this is a great research project, how is this a science project. What methods does it prove?
Reply:all completed for you. a very interesting surve and very polite. i rally hope you do well, you deserve it!
Reply:If you are doing this for a science project, you should do a scientific survey. An online survey is in no way scientific. You should do a sampling of people at your school, church, etc.
Reply:ok but i better get best answer for this!!!!
Reply:sure will good luck with the project!
Reply:I'll do it, headed that way now.
Reply:that wuz a wicked survey. how'd you make one? u gotta teach me!
Does anyone know of any good websites that offer legitamit free samples of things?
I don't want to get stuck doing some kind of long survey just to get a free sample of something.
Does anyone know of any good websites that offer legitamit free samples of things?
If you like free samples you should check out
http://www.sampleaday.com .
It provides a sample a day from companies and doesn't make you get fill out a bunch of surveys. Just click the link to get redirected to the company that has the free samples. You can sign up to get the sample of the day delivered to your e-mail too (which is pretty nice), but it is not required.
The descriptions are pretty funny to read too
Reply:www.walmart.com they give out free samples.
Reply:Try MySavings.com they have real free stuff and samples added daily. Hope this helps!!
http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
http://www.mysavings.com/free-stuff-free...
Reply:It would have helped if you mentioned what you are looking for - anyway have a look here:
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best_46_...
wdw
buck teeth
Does anyone know of any good websites that offer legitamit free samples of things?
If you like free samples you should check out
http://www.sampleaday.com .
It provides a sample a day from companies and doesn't make you get fill out a bunch of surveys. Just click the link to get redirected to the company that has the free samples. You can sign up to get the sample of the day delivered to your e-mail too (which is pretty nice), but it is not required.
The descriptions are pretty funny to read too
Reply:www.walmart.com they give out free samples.
Reply:Try MySavings.com they have real free stuff and samples added daily. Hope this helps!!
http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
http://www.mysavings.com/free-stuff-free...
Reply:It would have helped if you mentioned what you are looking for - anyway have a look here:
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best_46_...
wdw
buck teeth
Margin of Error, The rule for sample proportions?
OK so here is the question: 335 visitors were questioned as part of a survey done by the McDowell Group, 78 percent were "very satisfied" with their time in the town they were visiting.
This is what they wanted to know:
The reported margin of error was 5.5 percent. Does this agree with your calculation?
Construct a 95% confidence interval for the true proportion of visitors who are "very satisfied" with their visit. ( I came up with 3.1% - 6.1% am I wrong?)
Does it appear that the 'rule for sample proportions was used' to calculate the margin of error or the formula using the sample proportions?
I came up with a margin of error 2.68% am I wrong?
I don't understand how they came up with 5.5%!
Assuming the sample is representative of all multiday visitors to, can you reasonably conclude that more than 50% of all such visitors are "very satisfied" with their visit? Can you reasonably conclude that more than 75% of all such visitors are "very satisfied"?
Margin of Error, The rule for sample proportions?
5.5% sounds reasonable for an n=335 sample size.
The 95% confidence interval is probably 72.5%-83.5% of visitors very satisfied with their time. (Margin of error is the radius of a confidence interval for a particular statistic from a survey.)
It'd be impossible to get a margin of error of 2.86% on a sample size that small.
So, you could reasonably conclude that more than 50% of all the visitors were "very satisfied", but you couldn't say for sure that more than 75% of the visitors were "very satisfied".
This is what they wanted to know:
The reported margin of error was 5.5 percent. Does this agree with your calculation?
Construct a 95% confidence interval for the true proportion of visitors who are "very satisfied" with their visit. ( I came up with 3.1% - 6.1% am I wrong?)
Does it appear that the 'rule for sample proportions was used' to calculate the margin of error or the formula using the sample proportions?
I came up with a margin of error 2.68% am I wrong?
I don't understand how they came up with 5.5%!
Assuming the sample is representative of all multiday visitors to, can you reasonably conclude that more than 50% of all such visitors are "very satisfied" with their visit? Can you reasonably conclude that more than 75% of all such visitors are "very satisfied"?
Margin of Error, The rule for sample proportions?
5.5% sounds reasonable for an n=335 sample size.
The 95% confidence interval is probably 72.5%-83.5% of visitors very satisfied with their time. (Margin of error is the radius of a confidence interval for a particular statistic from a survey.)
It'd be impossible to get a margin of error of 2.86% on a sample size that small.
So, you could reasonably conclude that more than 50% of all the visitors were "very satisfied", but you couldn't say for sure that more than 75% of the visitors were "very satisfied".
What sites offer free samples without doing surveys?
This site lists a lot of free sample offers a few times per week. If you have to fill out a survey, it is usually just 3 or 4 questions, but usually it is just your name, address and e-mail that you need to provide: http://thriftyjinxy.blogspot.com/
What sites offer free samples without doing surveys?
Try mysavings.com – they are by far the best site to get free samples and stuff, plus the site is updated every day. Here is direct links to the free stuff sections…
http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
http://www.mysavings.com/free-stuff-free...
Happy Hunting!!
Reply:i think http://us-freestuff.com/ is best
Reply:-country free stuff-
http://www.canadianfreestuff.com/ (canada only)
http://www.ukfreestuff.net/ ( uk freebies only)
http://www.thefreebiesblog.com/ (australia only)
http://www.kikamoocow.worldonline.co.uk/... (uk freebies)
-free stuff-
http://www.freebiespl.us/
http://www.totallyfreecrap.com/
http://www.afreebieempire.com/ (newsletter daily full of freebies)
http://www.shop4freebies.com/index.html
http://www.freegrabber.com/
http://www.coupontradercentral.com/ctc/f...
http://www.freestufftimes.com/free-money...
http://www.twistedbranches.com/links.htm...
http://www.loushrugged.com/frugal/
http://us.netfreestuff.com/Free_Samples/
http://www.nojunkfree.com/
http://www.killerfreebies.com/
http://www.free-stuff-finder.com/
http://www.guide2free.com/ (this is a good site)
http://www.mycoupons.com/
http://www.fatwallet.com/c/33/
http://www.realfreebies.com/
http://www.freebiefix.com/
http://www.yesall4free.com/
http://www.phoenixfreebies.com/phpBB/
http://www.myfreeproductsamples.com/
http://www.freeflys.com/MoreFreeSamples....
http://www.totallyfreestuff.com/ (free stuff listed by date)
http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
http://www.freebielist.com/samplesusa.ht...
http://www.webspawner.com/users/pumpkinh...
http://www.refundsweepers.com/rsfreesamp...
http://www.bargainist.com/freebies/index...
http://www.startsampling.com/samples.iph...
http://forums.shop4freebies.com/
http://www.thefreebiecafe.com/Freebies.h...
http://www.absolutelyfreebies.com
http://www.contestgirl.com/
http://www.absurdlycool.com/
http://www.couponforum.com/
http://www.sampleaday.com/
http://www.spoofee.com/forums/forumdispl...
http://www.mybargainbuddy.com/forums/for...
What sites offer free samples without doing surveys?
Try mysavings.com – they are by far the best site to get free samples and stuff, plus the site is updated every day. Here is direct links to the free stuff sections…
http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
http://www.mysavings.com/free-stuff-free...
Happy Hunting!!
Reply:i think http://us-freestuff.com/ is best
Reply:-country free stuff-
http://www.canadianfreestuff.com/ (canada only)
http://www.ukfreestuff.net/ ( uk freebies only)
http://www.thefreebiesblog.com/ (australia only)
http://www.kikamoocow.worldonline.co.uk/... (uk freebies)
-free stuff-
http://www.freebiespl.us/
http://www.totallyfreecrap.com/
http://www.afreebieempire.com/ (newsletter daily full of freebies)
http://www.shop4freebies.com/index.html
http://www.freegrabber.com/
http://www.coupontradercentral.com/ctc/f...
http://www.freestufftimes.com/free-money...
http://www.twistedbranches.com/links.htm...
http://www.loushrugged.com/frugal/
http://us.netfreestuff.com/Free_Samples/
http://www.nojunkfree.com/
http://www.killerfreebies.com/
http://www.free-stuff-finder.com/
http://www.guide2free.com/ (this is a good site)
http://www.mycoupons.com/
http://www.fatwallet.com/c/33/
http://www.realfreebies.com/
http://www.freebiefix.com/
http://www.yesall4free.com/
http://www.phoenixfreebies.com/phpBB/
http://www.myfreeproductsamples.com/
http://www.freeflys.com/MoreFreeSamples....
http://www.totallyfreestuff.com/ (free stuff listed by date)
http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
http://www.freebielist.com/samplesusa.ht...
http://www.webspawner.com/users/pumpkinh...
http://www.refundsweepers.com/rsfreesamp...
http://www.bargainist.com/freebies/index...
http://www.startsampling.com/samples.iph...
http://forums.shop4freebies.com/
http://www.thefreebiecafe.com/Freebies.h...
http://www.absolutelyfreebies.com
http://www.contestgirl.com/
http://www.absurdlycool.com/
http://www.couponforum.com/
http://www.sampleaday.com/
http://www.spoofee.com/forums/forumdispl...
http://www.mybargainbuddy.com/forums/for...
Why do some people pick rubbish answers as best answers and flag a perfectly reasonable answer?
Please look at the question below and my deleted answer. Please take a note of the best answer. The best answer does not even answer the question whatsoever.
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...
Deleted Answer: No Jack you are wrong sorry. When you make a survey you "sample" a representation of the population, you don't survey the whole population. -------------------------- If you want to learn more about sampling methods please try the following link http://www.statpac.com/surveys/sampling.... --------------------------- Jack Straw poll is a completely different thing all together and obviously you don’t grasp the statistical basis of it in depth. In this survey, all they needed is some statistician to perform power analysis and sample size estimation. He can then say for example you need only 100 random samples of MPs to answer these questions quickly, easily, and accurately. ------------------------------- What is the point of this survey? They want to make something positive out of their tragedy, so it can help others. Perfectly reasonable thing to do.
Why do some people pick rubbish answers as best answers and flag a perfectly reasonable answer?
Because it was probably answered by one of their friends, so they had to pick it....and thats too bad, because there are so many great answers out there, and people take alot of time to make sure they give great answers, then the asker picks a stupid answer or one that doesnt make sense at all....... It makes you wonder why they ask the question in the first place..........but dont give up....... maybe the askers will finally start reading their answers and actually pick the best one....... not their friends answers....
Reply:It's called freedom of choice.
Anyone, like me, who was at Uni in the 60s should be aware of the manipulations which are made when collecting 'statistics'. You can restrict your sampling to 5-bed roomed houses in villages surrounding Ascot or you can choose to make your sampling in poorer areas of the former cotton towns in East Lancs.
As we used to say: 'If all the students in Cambridge were laid side by side, I wouldn't be at all surprised.'
Reply:I agree with Robert C, this particular guy regularly answers his own questions.He is a McCann ranter who plagued this forum.
Reply:LOL. I see what you mean. HOWEVER (and there is always one) you have been voted again and again as a brilliant "contributor". So, on average at least, the res tof us aren't that bad.
Reply:You are 100% correct. I think it has to do with beauty in the eye of the beholder, 'cause is sure has nothing to do with picking the Best or most informed or accurate answer.
example:
I just moved into a new apt blah, blah, blah, what kind of plants should I decorate with?
I also have a kitty.
Best Answer chosen ....Yucca plant
ASPCA Toxic Plants for Pets
http://www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pag...
- Yew (aka Japanese Yew)
- Yucca
Good Bye Pretty Kitty
PS.................
...............Community Guidelines
Cite your sources. We encourage members to use on line resources in answering questions. Just be sure to cite your sources and give credit where it is due.
So your question is legitimate and to be perfectly honest about it, Yahoo! Answers does not enforce anything ! Especially when it comes to plagiarism. So according to Their Rules your answer should have won..
To Steven....Yes the asker can pick what ever!
the answer however is not to be a cut and paste as though it were your own.
Reply:It seems to be because you answer was in a very twatty smartarse tone. Also you did not seem to understand the question properly or see the point he was trying to make.
Reply:some are dumb and learn everything from murdock news outlets. those never finish reading you question and giving it more than one-second's thought before they start pounding out their truth. others are in a bad mood and hate your avatar and flag you. kinda whacky isn't it?
Reply:Most people receive information from newspapers. As a very famous man said, If you do Not read newspapers you are uninformed. If you Do read newspapers you are misinformed. So why are you surprised that the answer that you were expecting was not forthcoming.
"even answer the question whatsoever" perhaps you could keep to correct English.
Reply:Because they are not looking for answers they are looking for people to agree with them. Some don't even bother to disguise that fact, making a statement and putting a question mark at the end.
Reply:i believe the answer is that certain individuals are seriously stupid and have no logic in their brains whatsoever.
Reply:There should be no feelings of injustice, every one has the right
to choose the answer that suits them best . If you will but understand that all minds are not equally developed. What to you is right, and I agree, however may not be right for the other person.
Reply:The Internet is serious business, guys! Someone didn't pick my clearly superior answer and instead flagged it and chose an answer even a two-year-old would know to be incorrect! Let us tie the questioner up at the stake and burn him to warn the others who dare to follow in his footsteps.
Reply:not sure ...seems to have bit of everything in there I'm sorry but confused .... if it was the asker then its their agenda but if the community democracy rules sorry .done surveys and always amazed at what the powers that be say even when the survey is flawed and have told them (the ones in control) there is a flaw in your survey do they listen yes ignore yes listen to the popular vote yes don't want to rock boat yes ...so there you go being reasonable NO
Reply:You made the terrible mistake of disagreeing with the questioner's opinion, and giving him a sensible, structured, well thought-out answer to the question, instead of the answer he actually wanted to hear. That'll teach you!
Reply:Yahoo Answers is not to be considered a definitive source of information!
The asker has the right to pick any answer of they choice. If they choose not to pick an answer it's up to the voters.
Most of the time answers are helpful but not always.
e.g. Yahoo Answers can be a guide but should not be used as substitute when medical advice is needed. If one thinks they might be pregnant don't wait for an answer here, take a test or see a doctor.
Reply:Because people proberley get bored of reading them and they read the first couple than think thats good there cant be any moer better so people wjho are good dont even get a chanec
Reply:maybe they dont like you.
Reply:may be because the questioner's knowledge ABOUT THE SUBJECT is very poor or THAT he is crazy.
Reply:You are so right. I've asked questions before and got ridiculous answers and it's obvious the person hasn't read my question properly. I've also answered questions and got rude comments about my views which also indicated they hadn't bothered to read my views properly. I think some people just answer questions to get points, though heaven knows why, it just makes them look stupid.
Reply:I certainly do not see any reason to delete your answer.
I suspect that the Yahoo staff receives far too many flagged responses to read them all. I suspect that if a response is flagged the response is automatically deleted I doubt that anyone at Yahoo Answers even reads it.
With respect to why the asker chose that particular answer only the asker knows.
.
Reply:It's one of the vagaries of this Y/A - no consistency, and violations for no reason.
Reply:I didn't read the links you posted because i couldn't be bothered. Maybe the answer wasn't rubbish to the person who asked the question, hence being picked as the best answer.
Reply:i think they are out of their mind
Reply:Only God knows how these people's minds work!
I sometimes think that they only want answers that agree with themselves. Common sense goes out the window!
Reply:People choose answers that they want to hear. In my view, people already know the sensible answers.
Reply:They don't read through the answers properly. Or, they just vote for the nearest %26amp; quickest answer to get their points.
Reply:Es la vida loca!
Reply:some people can not take the truth or facts
if it does not suit them
they want you to give them the answer they want
so sorry you will have to put up with these people
if you want to try and help people with answers
Reply:These two know each other, they are both McCann ranters.
They may even be the same person using 2 accounts!
Reply:That is your opinion but it's up to who's choosing the best answer not you uh?
Reply:some of them answer their own questions, it is the only way they ever get a best answer.
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...
Deleted Answer: No Jack you are wrong sorry. When you make a survey you "sample" a representation of the population, you don't survey the whole population. -------------------------- If you want to learn more about sampling methods please try the following link http://www.statpac.com/surveys/sampling.... --------------------------- Jack Straw poll is a completely different thing all together and obviously you don’t grasp the statistical basis of it in depth. In this survey, all they needed is some statistician to perform power analysis and sample size estimation. He can then say for example you need only 100 random samples of MPs to answer these questions quickly, easily, and accurately. ------------------------------- What is the point of this survey? They want to make something positive out of their tragedy, so it can help others. Perfectly reasonable thing to do.
Why do some people pick rubbish answers as best answers and flag a perfectly reasonable answer?
Because it was probably answered by one of their friends, so they had to pick it....and thats too bad, because there are so many great answers out there, and people take alot of time to make sure they give great answers, then the asker picks a stupid answer or one that doesnt make sense at all....... It makes you wonder why they ask the question in the first place..........but dont give up....... maybe the askers will finally start reading their answers and actually pick the best one....... not their friends answers....
Reply:It's called freedom of choice.
Anyone, like me, who was at Uni in the 60s should be aware of the manipulations which are made when collecting 'statistics'. You can restrict your sampling to 5-bed roomed houses in villages surrounding Ascot or you can choose to make your sampling in poorer areas of the former cotton towns in East Lancs.
As we used to say: 'If all the students in Cambridge were laid side by side, I wouldn't be at all surprised.'
Reply:I agree with Robert C, this particular guy regularly answers his own questions.He is a McCann ranter who plagued this forum.
Reply:LOL. I see what you mean. HOWEVER (and there is always one) you have been voted again and again as a brilliant "contributor". So, on average at least, the res tof us aren't that bad.
Reply:You are 100% correct. I think it has to do with beauty in the eye of the beholder, 'cause is sure has nothing to do with picking the Best or most informed or accurate answer.
example:
I just moved into a new apt blah, blah, blah, what kind of plants should I decorate with?
I also have a kitty.
Best Answer chosen ....Yucca plant
ASPCA Toxic Plants for Pets
http://www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pag...
- Yew (aka Japanese Yew)
- Yucca
Good Bye Pretty Kitty
PS.................
...............Community Guidelines
Cite your sources. We encourage members to use on line resources in answering questions. Just be sure to cite your sources and give credit where it is due.
So your question is legitimate and to be perfectly honest about it, Yahoo! Answers does not enforce anything ! Especially when it comes to plagiarism. So according to Their Rules your answer should have won..
To Steven....Yes the asker can pick what ever!
the answer however is not to be a cut and paste as though it were your own.
Reply:It seems to be because you answer was in a very twatty smartarse tone. Also you did not seem to understand the question properly or see the point he was trying to make.
Reply:some are dumb and learn everything from murdock news outlets. those never finish reading you question and giving it more than one-second's thought before they start pounding out their truth. others are in a bad mood and hate your avatar and flag you. kinda whacky isn't it?
Reply:Most people receive information from newspapers. As a very famous man said, If you do Not read newspapers you are uninformed. If you Do read newspapers you are misinformed. So why are you surprised that the answer that you were expecting was not forthcoming.
"even answer the question whatsoever" perhaps you could keep to correct English.
Reply:Because they are not looking for answers they are looking for people to agree with them. Some don't even bother to disguise that fact, making a statement and putting a question mark at the end.
Reply:i believe the answer is that certain individuals are seriously stupid and have no logic in their brains whatsoever.
Reply:There should be no feelings of injustice, every one has the right
to choose the answer that suits them best . If you will but understand that all minds are not equally developed. What to you is right, and I agree, however may not be right for the other person.
Reply:The Internet is serious business, guys! Someone didn't pick my clearly superior answer and instead flagged it and chose an answer even a two-year-old would know to be incorrect! Let us tie the questioner up at the stake and burn him to warn the others who dare to follow in his footsteps.
Reply:not sure ...seems to have bit of everything in there I'm sorry but confused .... if it was the asker then its their agenda but if the community democracy rules sorry .done surveys and always amazed at what the powers that be say even when the survey is flawed and have told them (the ones in control) there is a flaw in your survey do they listen yes ignore yes listen to the popular vote yes don't want to rock boat yes ...so there you go being reasonable NO
Reply:You made the terrible mistake of disagreeing with the questioner's opinion, and giving him a sensible, structured, well thought-out answer to the question, instead of the answer he actually wanted to hear. That'll teach you!
Reply:Yahoo Answers is not to be considered a definitive source of information!
The asker has the right to pick any answer of they choice. If they choose not to pick an answer it's up to the voters.
Most of the time answers are helpful but not always.
e.g. Yahoo Answers can be a guide but should not be used as substitute when medical advice is needed. If one thinks they might be pregnant don't wait for an answer here, take a test or see a doctor.
Reply:Because people proberley get bored of reading them and they read the first couple than think thats good there cant be any moer better so people wjho are good dont even get a chanec
Reply:maybe they dont like you.
Reply:may be because the questioner's knowledge ABOUT THE SUBJECT is very poor or THAT he is crazy.
Reply:You are so right. I've asked questions before and got ridiculous answers and it's obvious the person hasn't read my question properly. I've also answered questions and got rude comments about my views which also indicated they hadn't bothered to read my views properly. I think some people just answer questions to get points, though heaven knows why, it just makes them look stupid.
Reply:I certainly do not see any reason to delete your answer.
I suspect that the Yahoo staff receives far too many flagged responses to read them all. I suspect that if a response is flagged the response is automatically deleted I doubt that anyone at Yahoo Answers even reads it.
With respect to why the asker chose that particular answer only the asker knows.
.
Reply:It's one of the vagaries of this Y/A - no consistency, and violations for no reason.
Reply:I didn't read the links you posted because i couldn't be bothered. Maybe the answer wasn't rubbish to the person who asked the question, hence being picked as the best answer.
Reply:i think they are out of their mind
Reply:Only God knows how these people's minds work!
I sometimes think that they only want answers that agree with themselves. Common sense goes out the window!
Reply:People choose answers that they want to hear. In my view, people already know the sensible answers.
Reply:They don't read through the answers properly. Or, they just vote for the nearest %26amp; quickest answer to get their points.
Reply:Es la vida loca!
Reply:some people can not take the truth or facts
if it does not suit them
they want you to give them the answer they want
so sorry you will have to put up with these people
if you want to try and help people with answers
Reply:These two know each other, they are both McCann ranters.
They may even be the same person using 2 accounts!
Reply:That is your opinion but it's up to who's choosing the best answer not you uh?
Reply:some of them answer their own questions, it is the only way they ever get a best answer.
How many books do you own?
I'm doing a project for my statistcs class and I need your help. I have to come up with a question, make a hypothesis, then survey a sample of people. You guys are my sample! So let me know how many books you've got sitting on your book shelf! Thanks!
How many books do you own?
35
Reply:I think i have about 20 on my book shelf but around the house we have more... And i think our of that 20 i've read only 10....
Reply:I own noobs not books,lol.
Reply:humm, I have about 100! ☆
Reply:5,I just dont have the room for many books
Reply:Probably around 10,000, but never count them.
Reply:Around ten because I always pass them on to someone else. I use top keep them, but then I realized that they were just collecting dust and that is such a waste. I love to discuss them when the receipient finishes.
Reply:614
Reply:About 2,000 give or take.
Reply:I had about 300 paperbacks. But when I moved out of home I gave them all to the charity shop, and now once I have read them I sell them on ebay but I have about 50 books at the moment.
Reply:i own well over 100 but i left most of them home when i left
right now i own 28
Reply:126....but they don't fit on my book shelf anymore :{
Reply:that's a good question.. although I would have to say, I think I have close to 250-300... around in there!!! lol... :))) good luck!!!
Reply:Ummm about 100 to a shelf, aout 5 shelves
so around 500.
But there is a shelf with them laying flat..
Around. 600-ish!
Hope i helped!
Reply:i can't keep track
Reply:over 300 i love books
Reply:easily over 200
Reply:54
Reply:6.
Guiness Book of Records
Holes
Where Children Run
Ripleys Believe It Or Not
Harry Potter and the Order Of The Pheonix
Pretty Things
I usually go to the library and take out books
Reply:90
Reply:Too many.
Reply:ELA teacher here...i own well over 1000+
by the time i count the ones i have for myself, as well as for the ones i bought for my own personal library for my students in my classroom
Reply:I have at least 300 novels, plus a couple hundred reference books. I love to read. And I get my books at the library book sales for about a buck a bag.
pulling teeth
How many books do you own?
35
Reply:I think i have about 20 on my book shelf but around the house we have more... And i think our of that 20 i've read only 10....
Reply:I own noobs not books,lol.
Reply:humm, I have about 100! ☆
Reply:5,I just dont have the room for many books
Reply:Probably around 10,000, but never count them.
Reply:Around ten because I always pass them on to someone else. I use top keep them, but then I realized that they were just collecting dust and that is such a waste. I love to discuss them when the receipient finishes.
Reply:614
Reply:About 2,000 give or take.
Reply:I had about 300 paperbacks. But when I moved out of home I gave them all to the charity shop, and now once I have read them I sell them on ebay but I have about 50 books at the moment.
Reply:i own well over 100 but i left most of them home when i left
right now i own 28
Reply:126....but they don't fit on my book shelf anymore :{
Reply:that's a good question.. although I would have to say, I think I have close to 250-300... around in there!!! lol... :))) good luck!!!
Reply:Ummm about 100 to a shelf, aout 5 shelves
so around 500.
But there is a shelf with them laying flat..
Around. 600-ish!
Hope i helped!
Reply:i can't keep track
Reply:over 300 i love books
Reply:easily over 200
Reply:54
Reply:6.
Guiness Book of Records
Holes
Where Children Run
Ripleys Believe It Or Not
Harry Potter and the Order Of The Pheonix
Pretty Things
I usually go to the library and take out books
Reply:90
Reply:Too many.
Reply:ELA teacher here...i own well over 1000+
by the time i count the ones i have for myself, as well as for the ones i bought for my own personal library for my students in my classroom
Reply:I have at least 300 novels, plus a couple hundred reference books. I love to read. And I get my books at the library book sales for about a buck a bag.
pulling teeth
What was the sample population used in Kinsey's ''Sexual Behavior in the Human Male'' (1948)?
I am aware that Gebhard and Johnson "cleaned up" the data in 1979 by removing responses from convicts and male prostitutes. According to their work, this did not significantly affect the statistics of Kinsey's work.
Even with the "cleaned" data, the report shows 10% of white men were "more or less exclusively homosexual for at least three years between the ages of 16 and 55". This statistic is largely responsible for the "10% of everyone is gay" rule we see bantered around all the time.
But who were actually interviewed? I have heard that the men consulted for this survey were all college students and staff, a group largely unrepresentative of any larger population.
Is this true? When I was in college, I purposely gave the most outrageous answers I could to any survey offered to me, just for amusement. I would hate to think the results of such a high-profile project might have been swayed by drunks looking to make a joke.
What was the sample population used in Kinsey's ''Sexual Behavior in the Human Male'' (1948)?
Kinsey's data came from 5,300 in-depth, face-to-face interviews. Kinsey's study found that 10% of males were more or less exclusively homosexual.
Later studies, such as the 1993 study The Janus Report on Sexual Behavior which used 2,765 questionnaires, have shown results similar to Kinsey's. The Janus study found that 9% of men were homosexual.
Reply:How can you not trust the results of such a study performed by an entomologist?
Even with the "cleaned" data, the report shows 10% of white men were "more or less exclusively homosexual for at least three years between the ages of 16 and 55". This statistic is largely responsible for the "10% of everyone is gay" rule we see bantered around all the time.
But who were actually interviewed? I have heard that the men consulted for this survey were all college students and staff, a group largely unrepresentative of any larger population.
Is this true? When I was in college, I purposely gave the most outrageous answers I could to any survey offered to me, just for amusement. I would hate to think the results of such a high-profile project might have been swayed by drunks looking to make a joke.
What was the sample population used in Kinsey's ''Sexual Behavior in the Human Male'' (1948)?
Kinsey's data came from 5,300 in-depth, face-to-face interviews. Kinsey's study found that 10% of males were more or less exclusively homosexual.
Later studies, such as the 1993 study The Janus Report on Sexual Behavior which used 2,765 questionnaires, have shown results similar to Kinsey's. The Janus study found that 9% of men were homosexual.
Reply:How can you not trust the results of such a study performed by an entomologist?
Sample portion?
a marketing department surveys 1,500 shoppers and finds that 950 would visit a new store more often if it were open sunday evenings. What is the sample portion in this survey.
Sample portion?
Do you mean sample proportion?
That's the proportion of the people surveyed who said "yes."
Reply:950/1500=.63
Reply:The sample is the number of people asked the question in the first place. They are used as a representative "sample" of the population at large.
So, the sample is the 1,500 shoppers.
Sample portion?
Do you mean sample proportion?
That's the proportion of the people surveyed who said "yes."
Reply:950/1500=.63
Reply:The sample is the number of people asked the question in the first place. They are used as a representative "sample" of the population at large.
So, the sample is the 1,500 shoppers.
Were can i get free samples? Without having to take a survey?
like lip balm, perfume, bath products stuff like that not walmart or sun silk stuff
Were can i get free samples? Without having to take a survey?
You can try http://www.sampleaday.com They post a new sample everyday and you don't have to fill out any surveys. Sometimes they post beauty samples.
Reply:Most of the company's websites have the free samples on their site. All you do is go on the website of the sample you want and click on something that says, "Free Sample" or something like that. I hope I was help
Reply:Try their own websites most have samples of their new products.
Reply:ok, well, if you want like, hand lotion, then you can usually walk thru ne mall and the little stands in the middle of the hall will be all, 'oh, would u like to try this? please try! WE'RE DESPERATE B CUZ NO 1 WILL TRY!' lol, at least this is my experience (except that they don't actually say they're desperate)
Were can i get free samples? Without having to take a survey?
You can try http://www.sampleaday.com They post a new sample everyday and you don't have to fill out any surveys. Sometimes they post beauty samples.
Reply:Most of the company's websites have the free samples on their site. All you do is go on the website of the sample you want and click on something that says, "Free Sample" or something like that. I hope I was help
Reply:Try their own websites most have samples of their new products.
Reply:ok, well, if you want like, hand lotion, then you can usually walk thru ne mall and the little stands in the middle of the hall will be all, 'oh, would u like to try this? please try! WE'RE DESPERATE B CUZ NO 1 WILL TRY!' lol, at least this is my experience (except that they don't actually say they're desperate)
Does anyone know any legit websites where I can make money online doing surveys?
No coupons, entering for sweepstakes, sample products. Just regular fill out survey and get the check mailed to me guaranteed.
Does anyone know any legit websites where I can make money online doing surveys?
I don't want to sound nasty but those survey sites could care less about your opinions. They are buying your email address and other personal information for marketing purposes. If you don't believe me, just wait until you see all of the spam mail you get by postal service and email. The people who make the money are those who refer others to sign up and spread the word. Businesses are not in the habit of giving away money for obvious reasons so they are profiting from people who sign up for things and never cancel. It could be profitable to make money this route but you'll aggreivate alot of your family, friends, and coworkers in the process. Surely you can use your time and energy in better ways ... like your own business. If you are really involved with the survey arena, get a good calendar and make sure to keep track of all "offers" and cancellation dates. There are alot of people who end up wasting more money than they "earn."
Reply:surveyspot.com
Reply:http://chawsl.surveysc.hop.clickbank.net
Reply:Global Test Market.
I can't remember any more right now, but never sign up for any site that requires a paid membership to get access to a database or anything similar. The legit ones don't charge you a single cent. I receommend you try to find the site's for the actual market research agencies through google instead of "get paid to take surveys" and see if they have a paid survey service. That way you are going right to the company. Global test market is like that.
HTH,
-Jeremy
chaep web hosts
Does anyone know any legit websites where I can make money online doing surveys?
I don't want to sound nasty but those survey sites could care less about your opinions. They are buying your email address and other personal information for marketing purposes. If you don't believe me, just wait until you see all of the spam mail you get by postal service and email. The people who make the money are those who refer others to sign up and spread the word. Businesses are not in the habit of giving away money for obvious reasons so they are profiting from people who sign up for things and never cancel. It could be profitable to make money this route but you'll aggreivate alot of your family, friends, and coworkers in the process. Surely you can use your time and energy in better ways ... like your own business. If you are really involved with the survey arena, get a good calendar and make sure to keep track of all "offers" and cancellation dates. There are alot of people who end up wasting more money than they "earn."
Reply:surveyspot.com
Reply:http://chawsl.surveysc.hop.clickbank.net
Reply:Global Test Market.
I can't remember any more right now, but never sign up for any site that requires a paid membership to get access to a database or anything similar. The legit ones don't charge you a single cent. I receommend you try to find the site's for the actual market research agencies through google instead of "get paid to take surveys" and see if they have a paid survey service. That way you are going right to the company. Global test market is like that.
HTH,
-Jeremy
chaep web hosts
EMPLOYMENT PI (Predictive Index Survey) HELP!!!?
I HAVE TO PASS A PI TEST FOR THIS GREAT JOB DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A SITE THAT I CAN LOOK AT SAMPLES OF THE SURVEY OR A PRACTICE SURVEY WOULD BE GREAT.
EMPLOYMENT PI (Predictive Index Survey) HELP!!!?
I'm not familiar with a sample PI. It's not a pass/fail test. It's more of a do you prefer this over that evaluative. There is no way to effectively "practice" before you take it.
EMPLOYMENT PI (Predictive Index Survey) HELP!!!?
I'm not familiar with a sample PI. It's not a pass/fail test. It's more of a do you prefer this over that evaluative. There is no way to effectively "practice" before you take it.
The survey design is flawed.?
The survey design is flawed. Is the flaw do to the sampling method or the survey itself?
suppose you are conducting a survey regarding students study habits. form a list of full time registered students you obtain a simple random sample of 90 students. one survey question "how many hours do you study"
The survey design is flawed.?
The method of sampling seems to be OK.
The question is ambiguous. It does not give a time period. Day? Week? Semester? I'd think "Day" is implied, but it should be stated. Also, the average time should should be asked because every day is different.
suppose you are conducting a survey regarding students study habits. form a list of full time registered students you obtain a simple random sample of 90 students. one survey question "how many hours do you study"
The survey design is flawed.?
The method of sampling seems to be OK.
The question is ambiguous. It does not give a time period. Day? Week? Semester? I'd think "Day" is implied, but it should be stated. Also, the average time should should be asked because every day is different.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Margin of error of a sample?
I am so lost! please hellp!!!
A National Retail Foundation survey found households intended to spend an average of $649 during the December holiday season (The Wall Street Journal, December 2, 2002). Assume that the survey included 600 households and that the sample standard deviation was $175.
a. With 95% confidence, what is the margin of error?
b. What is the 95% confidence interval estimate of the population mean?
c. The prior year, the population mean expenditure per household was $632. Discuss the change in holiday season expenditures over the one-year period.
Margin of error of a sample?
n=600
X=649
s175
a. ME is 14.1744
b.637.8256, 663.1744
c. i dont understand what this question is asking
but to find the ME you take a confidence leve of 95% with a degree of freedom of 599 which is aprox. 1.984 then you mulitiply that (1.984) by std dev/sq root of the sample size
so..
1.984 X 175/24.495
for b. you take the mean and ± the ME so 649±14.174
i hope that helps
A National Retail Foundation survey found households intended to spend an average of $649 during the December holiday season (The Wall Street Journal, December 2, 2002). Assume that the survey included 600 households and that the sample standard deviation was $175.
a. With 95% confidence, what is the margin of error?
b. What is the 95% confidence interval estimate of the population mean?
c. The prior year, the population mean expenditure per household was $632. Discuss the change in holiday season expenditures over the one-year period.
Margin of error of a sample?
n=600
X=649
s175
a. ME is 14.1744
b.637.8256, 663.1744
c. i dont understand what this question is asking
but to find the ME you take a confidence leve of 95% with a degree of freedom of 599 which is aprox. 1.984 then you mulitiply that (1.984) by std dev/sq root of the sample size
so..
1.984 X 175/24.495
for b. you take the mean and ± the ME so 649±14.174
i hope that helps
Monthly food cost report sample?
Describe and analyses the food cost for the month, finding, market survey, menu analyses extra.
Monthly food cost report sample?
do your own homework.
How are you expecting to get an answer when you don't even provide all the info needed?
Reply:I have some spreadsheets for menu mix analyses and some others from culinary arts school. Leave me a message with your e-mail and I'll send them to you. They might be what you need.
Reply:If this is your homework, why don't you do it yourself?
Reviews
Monthly food cost report sample?
do your own homework.
How are you expecting to get an answer when you don't even provide all the info needed?
Reply:I have some spreadsheets for menu mix analyses and some others from culinary arts school. Leave me a message with your e-mail and I'll send them to you. They might be what you need.
Reply:If this is your homework, why don't you do it yourself?
Reviews
I want to find the websites which i can find lots of interesting statistical survey!?
i'm gonig to to a statistical report which is about MULTIPLE REGRESSION,and my classmates and i want to do soemrthing fun.So i need a website that concludes the full questionare or sampling(or something like that).where an i find it?
I want to find the websites which i can find lots of interesting statistical survey!?
The University of Michigan has this page with huge amount of links to data, classified by topic, industry, etc. and includes links to government data as well.
http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/stats.h...
To find several other resources like this, you might be interested in this kind of search at del.icio.us:
http://del.icio.us/search/?all=data%20-v...
This searches for "data" and either "statistics" or "statistical", dropping all matches that included "visualization" (tools)
Del.icio.us is a great tool for doing themed websearching.
Reply:excuse I do know
I want to find the websites which i can find lots of interesting statistical survey!?
The University of Michigan has this page with huge amount of links to data, classified by topic, industry, etc. and includes links to government data as well.
http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/stats.h...
To find several other resources like this, you might be interested in this kind of search at del.icio.us:
http://del.icio.us/search/?all=data%20-v...
This searches for "data" and either "statistics" or "statistical", dropping all matches that included "visualization" (tools)
Del.icio.us is a great tool for doing themed websearching.
Reply:excuse I do know
What is an example of a conclusion that a person might reach about this survey described in a representative s
In a representative sample. If a music producer conducts a survey around video games and wants to know what college students think of poular music. He conducts the survey in the area of the student union, what is the example of a conclusion the producer might reach based on this survey that might not be true about college students in general
What is an example of a conclusion that a person might reach about this survey described in a representative s
The survey is probably not going to be a simple random sample. The sampling method you are describing would probably best be desribed as a convenience sample. Students who do not frequent the student union would not be represented. If we only ask students who GO to the student union about their thoughts on video games, we won't adequately represent ALL students, including "bookworms" (who are studying in the library) or "commuters" (who go home at night) or "off-campus students". Perhaps we are conducting the survey on a day when there is an impromptu reggae band playing in the student union. We might conclude, then, that ALL college students like reggae music when in fact, the students included in the survey were coming to the student union specifically to SEE the reggae band.
What is an example of a conclusion that a person might reach about this survey described in a representative s
The survey is probably not going to be a simple random sample. The sampling method you are describing would probably best be desribed as a convenience sample. Students who do not frequent the student union would not be represented. If we only ask students who GO to the student union about their thoughts on video games, we won't adequately represent ALL students, including "bookworms" (who are studying in the library) or "commuters" (who go home at night) or "off-campus students". Perhaps we are conducting the survey on a day when there is an impromptu reggae band playing in the student union. We might conclude, then, that ALL college students like reggae music when in fact, the students included in the survey were coming to the student union specifically to SEE the reggae band.
What are the best sites for free stuff/samples?
Preferably ones that are not scam sites. That require a long survey to get a sample.
What are the best sites for free stuff/samples?
I check www.mysavings.com and www.heyitsfree.com just about every day. They troll the web for you, checking for free stuff and gathering it all in one place. Then, all you have to do is click on the links and it takes you straight to the site for the freebie. Uusallly, there is a very short form to fill in, not a survey. The freebies come in anywhere from a few days to 8 weeks. I've gotten skin care samples, razors, toiletries, books, an umbrella, a scarf and more! Have fun!!!
Reply:www.slickdeals.net
You click forums and then freebies and voila, there you are a great list of freebies. If you click free magazines, you can find lots of free magazines.
Reply:Just Free Stuff......you will get emails telling you where to get stuff and where to enter contest. (sorry I'm not sure how to post a link)
Reply:I agree with bobashep - I've checked out most, if not all, of the free sample sites out there. Most of them are garbage, but there are a few really good ones that have all legitimate free samples. Of the few good ones that do exist, http://www.mysavings.com is definitely the best. They update their samples daily and their forums are very active.
What are the best sites for free stuff/samples?
I check www.mysavings.com and www.heyitsfree.com just about every day. They troll the web for you, checking for free stuff and gathering it all in one place. Then, all you have to do is click on the links and it takes you straight to the site for the freebie. Uusallly, there is a very short form to fill in, not a survey. The freebies come in anywhere from a few days to 8 weeks. I've gotten skin care samples, razors, toiletries, books, an umbrella, a scarf and more! Have fun!!!
Reply:www.slickdeals.net
You click forums and then freebies and voila, there you are a great list of freebies. If you click free magazines, you can find lots of free magazines.
Reply:Just Free Stuff......you will get emails telling you where to get stuff and where to enter contest. (sorry I'm not sure how to post a link)
Reply:I agree with bobashep - I've checked out most, if not all, of the free sample sites out there. Most of them are garbage, but there are a few really good ones that have all legitimate free samples. Of the few good ones that do exist, http://www.mysavings.com is definitely the best. They update their samples daily and their forums are very active.
How can i get free samples without doing a stupid survey. i just want to get some freebies?
teenfreeway.com
How can i get free samples without doing a stupid survey. i just want to get some freebies?
u cant
Reply:You can always go to the makeup counters in department stores and ask. They are more than happy to give away freebies because they know if you like a product, you will probably buy it.
Ask what they recommend for your skin and coloring, and when they ask if you want to buy it, say you're not sure, ask if they have samples so you can try it first. I worked at the Lancome counter at Macys...these people work on commission and would be more than happy to let you try it, if you come back its money in their pocket! It certainly doesnt hurt to ask. They will also do your makeup free to try out colors, you just have to book an appointment.
Reply:Chat up salesladies in stores, act sophisticated, maybe buy a little something, then ask for some samples. Works like a charm.
Reply:www.everydayminerals.com
teeth
How can i get free samples without doing a stupid survey. i just want to get some freebies?
u cant
Reply:You can always go to the makeup counters in department stores and ask. They are more than happy to give away freebies because they know if you like a product, you will probably buy it.
Ask what they recommend for your skin and coloring, and when they ask if you want to buy it, say you're not sure, ask if they have samples so you can try it first. I worked at the Lancome counter at Macys...these people work on commission and would be more than happy to let you try it, if you come back its money in their pocket! It certainly doesnt hurt to ask. They will also do your makeup free to try out colors, you just have to book an appointment.
Reply:Chat up salesladies in stores, act sophisticated, maybe buy a little something, then ask for some samples. Works like a charm.
Reply:www.everydayminerals.com
teeth
Statistics...survey?
I'm taking a math statistics class and i have to conduct a survey. I want to know if people lost weight and how did they lose it? How large should my population and sample be? What survey method do you think is best for this survey?
Statistics...survey?
u should also conduct the survey on Y/A and as well as ppl ur friends with! A big sample would be a good idea :)
Reply:In theory, the larger your sample the more reliable your results. In practice, however, this is a school project, so you have to keep it reasonable. Anything in between 10 - 50 people (however much you can manage) should be fine, I guess.
As for the methodology: A fully structured questionnaire; these are really the standard method in quantitative research (which is where statistics are most useful, anyway). A further advantage of this is that you can just give it to people and ask them to fill it out by themselves rather than you having to spend extra time interviewing them.
Make sure to include a demographics section (age, sex, maybe some economic status indicators) so that you can compare these to the overall results.
Statistics...survey?
u should also conduct the survey on Y/A and as well as ppl ur friends with! A big sample would be a good idea :)
Reply:In theory, the larger your sample the more reliable your results. In practice, however, this is a school project, so you have to keep it reasonable. Anything in between 10 - 50 people (however much you can manage) should be fine, I guess.
As for the methodology: A fully structured questionnaire; these are really the standard method in quantitative research (which is where statistics are most useful, anyway). A further advantage of this is that you can just give it to people and ask them to fill it out by themselves rather than you having to spend extra time interviewing them.
Make sure to include a demographics section (age, sex, maybe some economic status indicators) so that you can compare these to the overall results.
Free sample websites?
i need some good websites for free samples. no surveys. no money involved. and please make sure the website works.
Free sample websites?
http://www.canadianfreestuff.com/ (canada only)
http://www.ukfreestuff.net/ ( uk freebies only)
http://www.kikamoocow.worldonline.co.uk/... (uk freebies)
http://www.afreebieempire.com/ (newsletter daily full of freebies)
http://www.shop4freebies.com/index.html
http://www.freegrabber.com/
http://www.coupontradercentral.com/ctc/f...
http://www.freestufftimes.com/free-money...
http://www.twistedbranches.com/links.htm...
http://www.loushrugged.com/frugal/
http://us.netfreestuff.com/Free_Samples/
http://www.nojunkfree.com/
http://www.killerfreebies.com/
http://www.free-stuff-finder.com/
http://www.guide2free.com/ (this is a good site)
http://www.freestufftimes.com
http://www.mycoupons.com/
http://www.fatwallet.com/c/33/
http://www.realfreebies.com/
http://www.freebiefix.com/
http://www.yesall4free.com/
http://www.phoenixfreebies.com/phpBB/
http://www.myfreeproductsamples.com/
http://www.freeflys.com/MoreFreeSamples....
http://www.totallyfreestuff.com/ (free stuff listed by date)
http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
http://www.freebielist.com/samplesusa.ht...
http://www.webspawner.com/users/pumpkinh...
http://www.refundsweepers.com/rsfreesamp...
http://www.bargainist.com/freebies/index...
http://www.weeklyfreebie.com/free/archiv...
http://www.startsampling.com/samples.iph...
http://www.yesall4freeforum.com/index.ph...
http://www.thefreebiecafe.com/Freebies.h...
http://www.absolutelyfreebies.com
http://www.id.chilleddreams.com/freebies...
http://www.contestgirl.com/
http://www.absurdlycool.com/
http://www.couponforum.com/
http://www.sampleaday.com/
http://forums.dealunion.com/forumdisplay...
http://www.dealtaker.com/Free-Stuff-f16....
http://www.members.tripod.com/bestdailyf...
http://www.spoofee.com/forums/forumdispl...
http://www.mybargainbuddy.com/forums/for...
Reply:Samples of what?
templates
business models
commerce systems
data delivery
CMS
flash
Try e-bay.
Reply:go to this site you have to sign up to be a member, it's free though, and they will give you a list of free items every once in a while
http://www.startsampling.com/
Reply:http://loushrugged.com
I post new samples everyday (and they're good ones!!) I fill out the form for every offer myself :) I LOVE free samples!
Check it out.
Reply:http://www.sampleaday.com
It links you to the good companies who give you free samples of their products without any of those gimmics or crappy offers that you have to complete. Pretty much it sorts out the good offers from the crap offers so you don't have to.
It's a pretty neat site
Reply:Great one is ImFlatBroke.com
They have some awesome freebies and an awesome section on how to make money online.
Free sample websites?
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http://www.ukfreestuff.net/ ( uk freebies only)
http://www.kikamoocow.worldonline.co.uk/... (uk freebies)
http://www.afreebieempire.com/ (newsletter daily full of freebies)
http://www.shop4freebies.com/index.html
http://www.freegrabber.com/
http://www.coupontradercentral.com/ctc/f...
http://www.freestufftimes.com/free-money...
http://www.twistedbranches.com/links.htm...
http://www.loushrugged.com/frugal/
http://us.netfreestuff.com/Free_Samples/
http://www.nojunkfree.com/
http://www.killerfreebies.com/
http://www.free-stuff-finder.com/
http://www.guide2free.com/ (this is a good site)
http://www.freestufftimes.com
http://www.mycoupons.com/
http://www.fatwallet.com/c/33/
http://www.realfreebies.com/
http://www.freebiefix.com/
http://www.yesall4free.com/
http://www.phoenixfreebies.com/phpBB/
http://www.myfreeproductsamples.com/
http://www.freeflys.com/MoreFreeSamples....
http://www.totallyfreestuff.com/ (free stuff listed by date)
http://www.mysavings.com/free-product-sa...
http://www.freebielist.com/samplesusa.ht...
http://www.webspawner.com/users/pumpkinh...
http://www.refundsweepers.com/rsfreesamp...
http://www.bargainist.com/freebies/index...
http://www.weeklyfreebie.com/free/archiv...
http://www.startsampling.com/samples.iph...
http://www.yesall4freeforum.com/index.ph...
http://www.thefreebiecafe.com/Freebies.h...
http://www.absolutelyfreebies.com
http://www.id.chilleddreams.com/freebies...
http://www.contestgirl.com/
http://www.absurdlycool.com/
http://www.couponforum.com/
http://www.sampleaday.com/
http://forums.dealunion.com/forumdisplay...
http://www.dealtaker.com/Free-Stuff-f16....
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http://www.spoofee.com/forums/forumdispl...
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templates
business models
commerce systems
data delivery
CMS
flash
Try e-bay.
Reply:go to this site you have to sign up to be a member, it's free though, and they will give you a list of free items every once in a while
http://www.startsampling.com/
Reply:http://loushrugged.com
I post new samples everyday (and they're good ones!!) I fill out the form for every offer myself :) I LOVE free samples!
Check it out.
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It links you to the good companies who give you free samples of their products without any of those gimmics or crappy offers that you have to complete. Pretty much it sorts out the good offers from the crap offers so you don't have to.
It's a pretty neat site
Reply:Great one is ImFlatBroke.com
They have some awesome freebies and an awesome section on how to make money online.
A store surveyed every tenth customer during that day what type of sample is this?
6th grade math
A store surveyed every tenth customer during that day what type of sample is this?
random sample which is 10% of the total
i think ... check your book for types every teacher/book has its own definitions of things you really cannot generalize this type of question
A store surveyed every tenth customer during that day what type of sample is this?
random sample which is 10% of the total
i think ... check your book for types every teacher/book has its own definitions of things you really cannot generalize this type of question
What would be a good Sports Marketing Research topic (study)? Something that can be researched and tested?
I'm having a hard time coming up with a good research topic for a class I'm taking in college. I want to do something in the field of Sports Marketing but I am having a hard time thinking of topics that are testable. By testable I mean that these topics need to be tested through surveys, sampling, etc.
Any Ideas?
What would be a good Sports Marketing Research topic (study)? Something that can be researched and tested?
A few ideas:
is there interest in selling assigned seating to games played in a bleacher style gym - some people like the top row where there is some back support; some like front row; others want something else? you could do a survey of people on their way into the gym, find out how much they'd be willing to pay, see if it is a total bomb - just make sure you tell them it is just for your class or you'll have some folks ticked off forever....
find out if there is interest in starting a Bball or hockey or tennis or ??? exhibition match. Like the pre-season BBall tournaments in Hawaii and Alaska (great Alaska shootout). Obviously this might be bigger than you could pull off, but you could find out if there is interest in the topic. Once again, the preseason tourneys recruit student atheletes. A Division II student has little worries about getting on national TV - unless their university has a big tournament that draws division I players - the television of the events on ESPN is what draws good Div. II players to the school - and it helps athletes get exposure.
Smaller items - new surface of an athletic field, roof for it, or build it period..... sold by a marketing idea - an auction for sports related items, dinner made by coach, selling labor of football team members for a day (money goes to team not to player).
hope it helps
Reply:Two ideas. What is the per share profit derived from having an NFL or MLB stadium branded with a corporate name, such as Busch Stadium in St Louis or SAFECO field in Denver.
Or
What is the profit ratio involved with sponsoring a community sports team; such as Bob's barber shop having their name on a little league team uniform. Or is it used as a charitable write off.
Reply:shoes?
Reply:Maybe consider supplements. All athletes take them you could compare and contrast which supplements work best for certain sports but they of course have to be legal. Or you can do the huge industry of soccer which is the most popular sport, Adidas is the #1 soccer brand, I'm also in a marketing class currently, so maybe you could research nike and see how they could boost their revenue by attracting more of the soccer world. Or why adidas is so successful in the sport and why they are actually number 1.
wisdom teeth
Any Ideas?
What would be a good Sports Marketing Research topic (study)? Something that can be researched and tested?
A few ideas:
is there interest in selling assigned seating to games played in a bleacher style gym - some people like the top row where there is some back support; some like front row; others want something else? you could do a survey of people on their way into the gym, find out how much they'd be willing to pay, see if it is a total bomb - just make sure you tell them it is just for your class or you'll have some folks ticked off forever....
find out if there is interest in starting a Bball or hockey or tennis or ??? exhibition match. Like the pre-season BBall tournaments in Hawaii and Alaska (great Alaska shootout). Obviously this might be bigger than you could pull off, but you could find out if there is interest in the topic. Once again, the preseason tourneys recruit student atheletes. A Division II student has little worries about getting on national TV - unless their university has a big tournament that draws division I players - the television of the events on ESPN is what draws good Div. II players to the school - and it helps athletes get exposure.
Smaller items - new surface of an athletic field, roof for it, or build it period..... sold by a marketing idea - an auction for sports related items, dinner made by coach, selling labor of football team members for a day (money goes to team not to player).
hope it helps
Reply:Two ideas. What is the per share profit derived from having an NFL or MLB stadium branded with a corporate name, such as Busch Stadium in St Louis or SAFECO field in Denver.
Or
What is the profit ratio involved with sponsoring a community sports team; such as Bob's barber shop having their name on a little league team uniform. Or is it used as a charitable write off.
Reply:shoes?
Reply:Maybe consider supplements. All athletes take them you could compare and contrast which supplements work best for certain sports but they of course have to be legal. Or you can do the huge industry of soccer which is the most popular sport, Adidas is the #1 soccer brand, I'm also in a marketing class currently, so maybe you could research nike and see how they could boost their revenue by attracting more of the soccer world. Or why adidas is so successful in the sport and why they are actually number 1.
wisdom teeth
Performed a paired sample t-test but not sure how to interpret the results.?
I did a 10 question pre %26amp; post survey of the same 10 people. The mean difference is -1.3, Degrees of freedom= 9, standard error of the mean of d= .86, t-statistic for paired data = -1.51, Critical value for alpha .05 would be 2.262.
Now I am not sure how to know whether I accept or reject the null hypothesis. Not even sure what the null hypothesis should be.
My research is whether or not medication improves the school performance of ADHD children. Pre-Survey (before meds) and after survey (while on meds).
I have all these numbers and don't know how to make since of them. Guess I should've paid more attention in that statistics class!
Please help.
Performed a paired sample t-test but not sure how to interpret the results.?
It's very difficult to answer what the null hypothesis should be. If you don't know what you're comparing, then why do the test? I assume you are comparing pre and post test results. Your null hypothesis would most likely be that the test results are the same for both tests. It also sounds like you're preforming a one-sided test on what could be a two-sided test. You would reject any statistic that is above 2.262 or below -2.262 and this would give you an alpha of .05 (.025 on each tail). Basically it looks like you found a two-sided significant value (2.262) but think you're doing a one-sided test. If you're looking to see if there's a significant difference period, then you'd use the two-sided test. If you want to see if the second test scored better, then use the one - sided. (It'd be a lot easier to explain this if I knew exactly how you did the math). If you go above the significant value or below it then you reject the null. Regardless, this won't change your result in this case since your value is -1.51. Basically, any statistic outside of alpha means you reject the null because you have a statistically significant reason to say that the data in the first test is different than the data in the second test. You are making sure there is a significant difference in the data in order to say the medication made a change. Based on your results, you aren't seeing a change since the results. You would not reject the null hypothesis. This means that, based on your results, this drug does not alter test results in patients with ADHD. And yes, you should have paid more attention in statistics class. This stuff really isn't that difficult but you seem so lost. If you plan on doing more of this type of thing I'd suggest taking a stats class again or at least getting a stats textbook and look at it. Also, make sure this is the correct test and that you did it correctly. Based on what you've said, I'm assuming that your resulting t-statistic is correct and that you're using the correct test. It sounds like you have (comparing two results given what it's for) but make sure.
Reply:Based on what you have stated, your null and alternative hypotheses are:
H0: No difference between Pre and Post results.
H1: Post results show better results (medication improves performance)
I presume that the 10 people were the subjects of the experiment and their scores were recorded.
This is a one-tailed test. The critical value at alpha =0.05 is 1.833 (or -2.262 at alpha=0.025). Based on this, the null hypothesis is rejected. That is, medication has improved the subjects' performance.
Now I am not sure how to know whether I accept or reject the null hypothesis. Not even sure what the null hypothesis should be.
My research is whether or not medication improves the school performance of ADHD children. Pre-Survey (before meds) and after survey (while on meds).
I have all these numbers and don't know how to make since of them. Guess I should've paid more attention in that statistics class!
Please help.
Performed a paired sample t-test but not sure how to interpret the results.?
It's very difficult to answer what the null hypothesis should be. If you don't know what you're comparing, then why do the test? I assume you are comparing pre and post test results. Your null hypothesis would most likely be that the test results are the same for both tests. It also sounds like you're preforming a one-sided test on what could be a two-sided test. You would reject any statistic that is above 2.262 or below -2.262 and this would give you an alpha of .05 (.025 on each tail). Basically it looks like you found a two-sided significant value (2.262) but think you're doing a one-sided test. If you're looking to see if there's a significant difference period, then you'd use the two-sided test. If you want to see if the second test scored better, then use the one - sided. (It'd be a lot easier to explain this if I knew exactly how you did the math). If you go above the significant value or below it then you reject the null. Regardless, this won't change your result in this case since your value is -1.51. Basically, any statistic outside of alpha means you reject the null because you have a statistically significant reason to say that the data in the first test is different than the data in the second test. You are making sure there is a significant difference in the data in order to say the medication made a change. Based on your results, you aren't seeing a change since the results. You would not reject the null hypothesis. This means that, based on your results, this drug does not alter test results in patients with ADHD. And yes, you should have paid more attention in statistics class. This stuff really isn't that difficult but you seem so lost. If you plan on doing more of this type of thing I'd suggest taking a stats class again or at least getting a stats textbook and look at it. Also, make sure this is the correct test and that you did it correctly. Based on what you've said, I'm assuming that your resulting t-statistic is correct and that you're using the correct test. It sounds like you have (comparing two results given what it's for) but make sure.
Reply:Based on what you have stated, your null and alternative hypotheses are:
H0: No difference between Pre and Post results.
H1: Post results show better results (medication improves performance)
I presume that the 10 people were the subjects of the experiment and their scores were recorded.
This is a one-tailed test. The critical value at alpha =0.05 is 1.833 (or -2.262 at alpha=0.025). Based on this, the null hypothesis is rejected. That is, medication has improved the subjects' performance.
A school principle wants to survey students to determine whether having internet access at home improves grade
1.) what type of sample would you suggest
2.) describe a technique for choosing the sample
i need help..... thank you
A school principle wants to survey students to determine whether having internet access at home improves grade
Does the principal have a purpose in mind the answer to the question, "Do students having internet access at home get better (or worse) grades than students without internet access at home get?"
Suppose that the principal believes that grades reflect learning, and he wants an indication of whether he can encourage learning by encouraging students' guardians to provide or deny home internet access to their wards.
Why survey students? The obvious reason is that students are in school and therefore accessible to be surveyed. But they still have to asked, and their answers have then to be tabulated correlated with their grades. But internet access is not a yes or no question. How available is the internet? How convenient is the connection and what is its speed? Dial-up, DSL, or cable? Is there competition from siblings and/or parents for computer time? What about chores, homework, sports, etc.? If a student lives with other students, then the student might be asked to provide information about the internet's home accessibility for those others, as well as for himself.
If the principal wants an indication of how he should guide guardians with whom he speaks about their wards, perhaps he should be surveying those guardians for the accessibility data. A "random" sample of the student body may not be what would be most useful. He could also ask those students and any other of his students sharing the same guardian(s) and compare their answers to check reliability.
But suppose the principal decides to use a representative sample of his entire student body to estimate the correlation of home internet access to grade (improvement) for the whole student body. The problem of sample selection is then how to select a sample that will be representative. Most anyone will tell you that the sample should be "random," but random surveying is more difficult than some people suppose it to be.
The principal could be tempted to go to three of his teachers and ask them to survey all of their students about their internet access, or all of their students of some randomly chosen periods... But it's doubtful that such an approach would yield a random sample. The principal's choice of teachers will be biased in some way. Perhaps he'll exclude coaches, because students don't carry pens to P.E. Perhaps he'll exclude art teachers, because students aren't "serious" in art class.
I suggest that the survey be given to every student. Practically, this means that the whole student body be surveyed at the same time. School absences are not random phenomena, so for rigorously valid results, absent students should be surveyed on their return to school.
If the sample size is to be reduced and remain representative, then some surveys should be selected/eliminated "randomly." For example, if IDs were assigned haphazardly, then the students can be sorted by ID and the survey of every seventh student by this sequence could be considered for the statistical study. Those implementing such a procedure ought to ask whether the effort required to eliminate part of the sample is justified by the reduction in effort required to process the remaining surveys. The answer will depend on details of the process which I cannot evaluate from this distance.
Imagine if only every seventh student by ID were selected to be surveyed. How would the principal collect his data? Would these students be called to a special assembly and interrogated there? If so, their grades might fall because of the classroom time they missed. Surveying the entire population is costly but eliminates sampling error.
2.) describe a technique for choosing the sample
i need help..... thank you
A school principle wants to survey students to determine whether having internet access at home improves grade
Does the principal have a purpose in mind the answer to the question, "Do students having internet access at home get better (or worse) grades than students without internet access at home get?"
Suppose that the principal believes that grades reflect learning, and he wants an indication of whether he can encourage learning by encouraging students' guardians to provide or deny home internet access to their wards.
Why survey students? The obvious reason is that students are in school and therefore accessible to be surveyed. But they still have to asked, and their answers have then to be tabulated correlated with their grades. But internet access is not a yes or no question. How available is the internet? How convenient is the connection and what is its speed? Dial-up, DSL, or cable? Is there competition from siblings and/or parents for computer time? What about chores, homework, sports, etc.? If a student lives with other students, then the student might be asked to provide information about the internet's home accessibility for those others, as well as for himself.
If the principal wants an indication of how he should guide guardians with whom he speaks about their wards, perhaps he should be surveying those guardians for the accessibility data. A "random" sample of the student body may not be what would be most useful. He could also ask those students and any other of his students sharing the same guardian(s) and compare their answers to check reliability.
But suppose the principal decides to use a representative sample of his entire student body to estimate the correlation of home internet access to grade (improvement) for the whole student body. The problem of sample selection is then how to select a sample that will be representative. Most anyone will tell you that the sample should be "random," but random surveying is more difficult than some people suppose it to be.
The principal could be tempted to go to three of his teachers and ask them to survey all of their students about their internet access, or all of their students of some randomly chosen periods... But it's doubtful that such an approach would yield a random sample. The principal's choice of teachers will be biased in some way. Perhaps he'll exclude coaches, because students don't carry pens to P.E. Perhaps he'll exclude art teachers, because students aren't "serious" in art class.
I suggest that the survey be given to every student. Practically, this means that the whole student body be surveyed at the same time. School absences are not random phenomena, so for rigorously valid results, absent students should be surveyed on their return to school.
If the sample size is to be reduced and remain representative, then some surveys should be selected/eliminated "randomly." For example, if IDs were assigned haphazardly, then the students can be sorted by ID and the survey of every seventh student by this sequence could be considered for the statistical study. Those implementing such a procedure ought to ask whether the effort required to eliminate part of the sample is justified by the reduction in effort required to process the remaining surveys. The answer will depend on details of the process which I cannot evaluate from this distance.
Imagine if only every seventh student by ID were selected to be surveyed. How would the principal collect his data? Would these students be called to a special assembly and interrogated there? If so, their grades might fall because of the classroom time they missed. Surveying the entire population is costly but eliminates sampling error.
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