1145 The student government of a small college wants to determine which professor on campus to award the "most favorite professor" distinction at the convocations ceremony. Peter who is assigned to the task of finding out student preferences for this distinction has decided to randomly interview 50 students walking out of an Economics class auditorium, about their preference. Is this sample good for drawing general conclusions about which professor is "most favorite"? Select the correct answer below: No. The results are not generalizable because too few people are interviewed. Yes. Since the people in the sample are chosen randomly, the sample should represent the population. O No. The results are not generalizable because the students in an economics class are not representative of the population of all students on campus. No. The results are not generalizable because too many people are interviewed