Question 5 A researcher proposes to estimate the proportion of students at BCC who own a...
Question 5
A researcher proposes to estimate the proportion of students at BCC who own a car.
Which of the following is not a potential aspect of the research design?
Group of answer choices
The population of interest is all BCC students.
The research variable of interest is the proportion of students at BCC who own a car, and this is a quantitative variable.
The research variable of interest is whether or not a student owns a car, and this is a categorical variable.
A sample of all students will be investigated, and the sample should be representative of the entire student population.
Homework Answers
We need to check if the students have car or not so this will be a categorical variable study. Hence,
The wrong aspect among given ones is:
The research variable of interest is the proportion of students at BCC who own a car, and this is a quantitative variable.
Option B is correct.
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