A valid survey is..A survey that can yield the information you need about the sample in which you are interestedA survey that can yield the information you need about the population in which you are interested.A survey that can yield the information you need about the general population in which you are interestedA survey that can ignore the information you need about the population in which you are interested

Which is a survey?a study that collects data on every subject in a sample the data collected from a populationthe questions used for a samplethe questions used for a population

How can you use a survey to make conclusions about the general population?

What is the importance of random sampling in survey research? Question 11Answera.To ensure that survey results accurately reflect the population as a whole without introducing systematic bias.b.To ascertain the level of truthfulness and accuracy subjects use in answering survey questions.c.To ensure that the demographic and demand characteristics of the population to be studied are represented.d.To limit the amount of respondents to a manageable sample size so correlational research is possible.

Question 10If you want survey results to be representative of a particular population, it's best to use _______ to make sure that everyone in the population being studied has an equal chance of being included in the research.1 pointrandom assignmentmundane realismdemand characteristicsrandom sampling

When conducting a survey, it is important to use a random sample:   to ensure truthful answers to the survey's questions.   so that we can make causal conclusions.   to avoid bias and to get a representative sample.   to get a significant result.   none of the above.