pollsters take a survey of people at a ball game to collect and analyze data about favorite leisure…

pollsters take a survey of people at a ball game to collect and analyze data about favorite leisure activities of star city residents. would this study be biased? why or why not?\nno, it is not biased. the sample of people at the ball park is representative of star citys residents.\nno, it is not biased. all people at the ball park will respond to the survey.\nyes, it is biased. not all people at the ball park will respond to the survey.\nyes, it is biased. the sample of people at the ball park is not representative of star citys residents.

pollsters take a survey of people at a ball game to collect and analyze data about favorite leisure activities of star city residents. would this study be biased? why or why not?\nno, it is not biased. the sample of people at the ball park is representative of star citys residents.\nno, it is not biased. all people at the ball park will respond to the survey.\nyes, it is biased. not all people at the ball park will respond to the survey.\nyes, it is biased. the sample of people at the ball park is not representative of star citys residents.

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Brief Explanations:

A representative sample should reflect the entire population. People at a ball - game are likely to have a preference for ball - related leisure activities. They do not represent all Star City residents who may have a wide variety of leisure interests. Non - response is not the main reason for bias here; the sample selection is the issue.

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Yes, it is biased. The sample of people at the ball park is not representative of Star City's residents.