In this assignment, you will be searching for where sampling has been used in a news article within the past four weeks. You will want to choose a source that is supposed to have real journalism, not satirical journalism (such as The Onion). After identifying an article, you will answer questions about the sampling. Identifying the Article Title of the article: URL (website address) of the article: Date the article was posted (must be within the past four weeks): If there is more than one sample in your article, which sample are you reporting on? (Write "N/A" if your article only has one sample.) Brief description of statistics studied in the article: Edit * Insert * Formats BI U X X A A E e Note: If you're having a difficult time finding an article, you can likely go to the Politics tab of any news website and search for a "poll" or a "survey" and you will find a news article that involves sampling.Identifying the Sample Describe an individual subject for which data is collected (US Citizen, Dog, Scientist, Adult, Child, etc.): What is the sample size? Describe the make-up of the sample (combine the sample size and an individual subject to describe the sample): Describe the make-up of the population: Note: The sample should be representative of the population. They should both consist of the same subjects. They should both have proportional representation of any demographics/strata found within them. For example, if your entire sample consists of people with a given disease, then the population should all have that disease too. If you can't identify the subjects, sample, and population then your article may not be fitting for this assignment. Sampling Technique What sampling technique was used (random, stratified, cluster, voluntary, etc.)? Describe the process used for determining the sample: Edit Insert Formats . B I U Xz X A A E WINDiscuss whether there may be a bias due to the sampling technique used. Edit . Insert Formats . B / U X X A A wr- Note: Some key words to look for when determining the sampling technique are: methodology, "how we did this," etc. Often this will either be at the very top of the article or at the very bottom. You may also have to follow a link to the actual study to find the methodology. Variables Identify up to three demographic (age, gender, race, income level, location, etc.) variables and classify them as either Qualitative or Quantitative. Demographic variables will typically be used to break up respondants into groups, such as 18 - 29 year olds, 30 - 59 year olds, and 60+. Variable ClassificationIdentify up to three non-demographic variables and classify them as either Qualitative or Quantitative. Make sure you are including the variable-[s] that help support the main point of the article. Variable Classification Note: Avariable is something that is recorded for each subject in the sample. In simple terms, if a subject is asked a question, that is probably a variable. If the data recorded for each person is numeric, that is a quantitative variable. If the data recorded for each person is non- numeric, it is qualitative. If you find yourself looking at percents, totals, or calculations; then it probably isn't a variable but is a statistic instead