To find: Whether the survey question is biased or not. The survey question is that where he would most like to go on vacation.
Answer to Problem 19PPE
The question “Where wouldyou most like to go on vocation”, is not biased.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given information is:
A survey question is said to be bias if it contains the assumptions that may or may not be true otherwise the question of the survey is not bias.
Calculation:
Consider the following statement:
A survey question is said to be bias if it contains the assumptions that may or may not be true otherwise the question of the survey is not bias.
Here the survey question does not contain the assumption.
The people can response the answer of the question randomly.
So the question does not influence the answer.
Therefore, the question “Where wouldyoumost like to go on vocation”, is not biased.
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