Hello,

Can someone please help me with this? Visit Data.gov.

1. Explore the free data sets provided by US government agencies, which are legally available under the US Open Data Policy. On Data.gov, explore the "Data" and "Topics" tabs, or use the search bar on the landing page to get started with specific types of data.
   1. Enter "family" in the search box and observe the numerous "family" related datasets available. This is just a small sample of the extensive range of data sets offered.
   2. Experiment by typing other terms to familiarize yourself further with the site and its offerings.
   3. Explore the other pages of the website.
2. Next, address the following questions:
   1. What is the validity and reliability of the data? How did you come to this conclusion?
   2. Can it be classified as big data or little data? Support your position.
   3. What is your perspective on having access to this information?
   4. You now understand that this data is being collected about you. Does it alter your viewpoint on data collection by the government or corporations?
3. Conduct a web search for "big data analytics."
   1. Identify three companies that use big data to enhance their marketing efficiency.
   2. Discuss the marketing research process.
4. How do marketing managers use marketing research to make decisions and insights?

Thanks!