For my Statistics class, I have to come up with a survey and ask 50 people a question.
Afterward, I have to somehow make the question, or the way I question a person, different for another 50 people to completely change my results, making it bias on purpose. I don't know what I could do!
two boys in my class are doing this one:
"Is Obama doing a good job as president?"
The first 50 people will be asked by one boy, who is white. The second group of people will be asked by another boy, who is black.
Their idea is good! I'm sure they will get bias results!
Another guy did this.
"Do you like guys with beards?"
He asked 50 people while he had a beard, then he shaved his beard and asked another 50, his results were completely opposite!
Anybody have any ideas for me? ! o:
Afterward, I have to somehow make the question, or the way I question a person, different for another 50 people to completely change my results, making it bias on purpose. I don't know what I could do!
two boys in my class are doing this one:
"Is Obama doing a good job as president?"
The first 50 people will be asked by one boy, who is white. The second group of people will be asked by another boy, who is black.
Their idea is good! I'm sure they will get bias results!
Another guy did this.
"Do you like guys with beards?"
He asked 50 people while he had a beard, then he shaved his beard and asked another 50, his results were completely opposite!
Anybody have any ideas for me? ! o: