Article review for statistics students

Reference no: EM1394864

1. Locate an article on the Internet about a survey or opinion poll.

2. Critically evaluate the article by examining the worthiness of the survey. In your discussion, cover the following items: purpose of survey, why was it conducted, for who was it conducted, and was it based on a probability or nonprobability sample. Please attach a copy of or post a link to the article for your classmates to review.

Please make this 2-3 paragraph's.

Reference no: EM1394864

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