Sampling Strategies Activ...Q TAKE IT HOME 1 The article, "I'd Like to Buy a Vowel, Drivers Say", suggests that young people prefer automobile names consisting of just numbers and/or letters that do not form a word (such as Munda's XG300, Mada's 626, and BMW's 325 The article says that Hyundai first planned to identify the car that was eventually marketed as the XG300 with the name Concerto until it reated that consumers thought XG300 sounded more "technical" and deserving of a higher price You are interested in finding out how much more students at your college would be willing to pay for an XG300 than a comparable car called Concert Suppose a list of all the students at your college is available. Assume that there are 15,000 students your college A Describe a method for selecting a simple random sample of 300 students from this population Describe a method for selecting a systematic sample of about 300 students from this population C Suppose the list of students also includes their ages. Describe a method for selecting a stratified random sample that is based on age. Explain how you would divide the grou D Do you think it is better to use two groups based on sex to select a stratified random sample than to use the groups described in Question 3C? Explain your reasoning Davey, "Like to Buy & Vow Drivers Say" 2001 Le 1.2.2 SS 2 The authors of the paper, "cit Use of Psychostimulants among College Students" surveyed college students about their use of legal and illegal stimulants. The sample consisted of students enrailed in psychology class at a small, competitive college in the United States A Was this sample a simple random sample, stratified sample, systematic sample, or convenience sample? Explain your reasoning 8 Can conclusions based on data from this survey be generalized to a US college students? Why or why not?