The following paragraph discusses a hypothetical situation. Read the paragraph and answer the questions that follow. You are on the marketing staff of a food company that is trying to sell a new brand of vegetarian hotdog. You set up a table of samples at a local supermarket and ask each person who takes a sample for his or her opinion of the vegetarian hotdog. Ten people try the sample. Of those 10, 8 people say they do not like it. Based on this, you conclude in your final report that it is likely 80% of the market will not like the new brand of vegetarian hotdog. Although this seemed like a decent observational study at first glance, you later discover that the data you collected did not provide a full picture of the situation. This means that the conclusion you reached was flawed due to Which of the following situations will allow you to collect better data to base statistical significance control groups Provide different options for condiments. sampling error Provide samples and surveys to a greater number of people. of your data. This new method of data collection will likely increase the