For each design make sure you describe the following for this task: 1. Study objective (What is the population and characteristic of interest/study?) 2. How you would draw a sample using one of the techniques for a such a study in practice. Sample Response: Stratified Random Sampling A study was conducted to determine how much viewers of a certain TV program enjoys it. To do this, the production company divides the viewer based into five age groups(5 strata's) - under 18, 18-24, 25-40, 41-55, and 56+. Then they surveyed 50 random viewers from each age group either by using the random digit table, calculator or using technology. Population - all the viewers of the TV program Sample-50 viewers from each age group surveyed

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