FreezeFrame, a social networking site, sent out a survey in which the users simply click a response to join the sample. One of the questions in 2015 was, "Do you prefer to shop online?" More than 45,000 people responded, with 79% responding yes. What can you conclude from the survey?

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Gage Walters

23 May, 00:57

FreezeFrame, a social networking site, sent out a survey in which the users simply click a response to join the sample. One of the questions in 2015 was, "Do you prefer to shop online?" More than 45,000 people responded, with 79% responding yes. What can you conclude from the survey?

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Sarahi Pratt · Answer 1

Here, Convenience sampling is used by the poll

Explanation:

Convenience sampling also called as opportunity, grab or accidental sampling is a kind of non-likelihood testing that includes the sample being drawn from that piece of the populace that is near hand. This sort of sampling is most valuable for pilot testing.

Convenience sampling is a procedure used to make sample according to straightforward entry, readiness to be a sample's part, accessibility at a given scheduled slot.

So, this method of sampling is biased and don't results in desired outcomes.