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SS 1023/2037 Quiz 3 Instructor: Johanna de Haan-Ward October 24 2023 SS1023/2037A: Fall 2023 Quiz 3 Version 1 Name: Student number: Section (circle): SS1023 SS2037 MULTIPLE CHOICE: 7 QUESTIONS Circle the correct answer. There is only one correct answer per question. Each question is worth one (1) point. QUESTION 1 You are conducting a survey about on-campus food prices. There are 28 000 students in total, and you send a survey via email to 1000 students. Of those you emailed, 641 respond. What is the response rate? a) 641 b) 64.1% c) 2.29% d) 3.57% QUESTION 2 Which of the following is an example of undercoverage? a) Fox News makes a prediction for a presidential election based on a survey of its viewers. b) You send out a survey to undergraduate students in all faculties about time spent studying per week. No one from the Faculty of Health Sciences responds. c) You want to know about a large population, of about 10 million people. You only survey 3000 people. d) You want to survey those who use public transit about the timeliness of busses. You place a QR code for the survey only on even-numbered bus routes (e.g. Route 2, Route 4, Route 6, Route 10, etc.). QUESTION 3 A/B testing is a form of: Latin square design Observational study Randomized control testing a b C d) Matched pairs ) ) ) )
SS 1023/2037 Quiz 3 Instructor: Johanna de Haan-Ward October 24 2023 QUESTION 4 Which of the following is not an example of probability sampling? Case-control sample Simple random sample Voluntary sample a b c d) Cluster sample ) ) ) ) QUESTION A national retail chain wants to estimate the average employee satisfaction with their job (the scale is from 1 to 7). They have 344 locations, and the total number of employees in the chain is 9860. They use simple random sampling to sample 45 locations. They then stratify the employees, based on hourly wage. Within each stratum, at each of the 45 locations, they sample and interview 30% of employees. What type of sampling is this? a) Clustered b) Non-probability c) Convenience d) Multistage QUESTION 6 A boot manufacturer wants to compare a new waterproofing method to the one they currently use. They recruit 80 volunteers who live in Vancouver, where it rains frequently, and these volunteers will wear a boot with the current waterproofing method on their left foot, and a boot with the new waterproofing method on the right foot for three months. What type of experimental design did the boot manufacturer use? a) Matched pairs b) Latin square c) Two-factor design d) This is not an experiment QUESTION 7 Once a drug is approved and on the market, it will never be studied in a clinical trial again. a) True b) False
SS 1023/2037 Quiz 3 Instructor: Johanna de Haan-Ward October 24 2023 SHORT ANSWER: 4 QUESTIONS QUESTION 1 (2 points) A consumer products company relies on direct mail marketing pieces as a major component of its advertising campaigns. The company has three different designs for a new brochure and wants to evaluate their effectiveness, as there are substantial differences in costs between the three designs. The company decides to test the three designs by mailing 5000 samples of each to potential customers in four different regions of the country. There may be regional differences in the customer base. a) What is the treatment? How many levels does it have? Brochure design, 3 levels b) What is the blocking factor? How many levels does it have? Region, 4 levels QUESTION 2 (3 points) A school district is considering changing the time school starts and ends. This school district consists of 25 elementary schools, 8 middle schools, and 5 high schools, with 16 634 students in total. They want to get the opinions of the parents/guardians of students about this potential change. They will survey the parents, but cannot survey all of them, so they will take a sample of 400 students, then survey their parents. a) Describe a simple random sampling procedure the district could use to sample 400 students, whose parents will be surveyed. Draw names at random, or assign each student a number then use a random number generator. b) Suppose instead they want to use a stratified sample. What characteristic of the schools could be used to define the strata? Type of school: Elementary, middle, high c) What is the advantage of using a stratified sample over a simple random sample? Stratified sampling assures diversity of the sample, which here means that the sample will contain elementary, middle, and high school parents.
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SS 1023/2037 Quiz 3 Instructor: Johanna de Haan-Ward October 24 2023 QUESTION 4 (4 points) High cholesterol may be treated via exercise or medication. A pharmaceutical company has developed a new medication to treat high cholesterol. They want to compare it to an existing medication already on the market. They recruit participants for the study who have a history of high cholesterol and are not currently on any medication. a) Researchers will conduct a randomized control experiment to compare this new medication to the existing medication. What are the treatment and control groups? Treatment group: New medicine Control group: Existing medicine Now include exercise as a blocking factor in the randomized experiment. There are three levels of physical activity: participants who do not exercise (< 30 minutes per week), those who exercise for 30 minutes to 2 hours per week, and those who exercise for over 2 hours per week. b) What type of design is this when we add a blocking factor? Randomized complete block design c) Draw the table/schematic that shows this experimental design. Treatment: Medicine New medicine | Existing medicine Do not exercise Exercise 30 mins to 2 hours Exercise over 2 hours Blocking: Exercise