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12. l3. 14. In a [995 Corporation for Public Broadcasting poll of TV viewership, one question was, \"A recent study by a psychology professor at a leading university concluded that the amount of violence children see on television has an effect on their likelihood of being aggressive and committing crimes. From what you have seen or heard about this subject, do you agree strongly with that conclusion, agree somewhat, or disagree strongly?" Is this question appropriate, or is it flawed in some way? Comment briey. Mrs. Carrico has been asked to determine the attitude of the students at her school toward a new dress code policy. She asks Paul, a member of the council who is taking AP Statistics, to send a questionnaire to an SRS of mo students. Eighty-seven students return the completed questionnaire. Paul decides to randomly select [3 additional students to serve as replacement subjects to complete the sample of 100. Is Paul's sampling method appropriate? Briey comment on the merits of this method or its pitfalls. Here's a quick and easy way to randomize. You have 100 subjects, 50 women and 50 men. Toss a coin. If it's heads, assign all the men to the treatment and all the women to the control group. Ifthe coin comes up tails, assign all the women to treatment and all the men to control. This gives every individual subject a 50- 50 chance of being assigned to treatment or control. Is this a reasonable way to randomly assign subjects to treatment groups? Explain your reasoning