A popular web-based newspaper uses an online survey to poll their readers. Their goal is to determine the current level of drug use among teenagers. Recalling that a survey is a method used to collect people’s attitudes and opinions, describe at least three potential problems with the newspaper’s use of the survey. Include the following terms in your response: population (or population sample), sampling bias, random sample, anonymity, and representative sample.

Atown located beside a river derives a large percentage of its revenues each year from the local logging industry. however, heavy traffic to and from the logging sites has increased pollution and contributed to soil erosion. this has also resulted in the loss of native bird species in the logged forests. which of the following is the most sustainable solution to this problem? protecting certain forested areas to allow the birds to recover relocating the equipment and vehicles to new forests for logging relocating the birds to new forests away from the town introducing new bird species to replace the species that have been lost reducing the number of trucks traveling through the forest by 10 percent

What is the american psychological association’s ethical principle of psychologists and code of conduct based upon? a. the work of a dozen world-renowned philosophers and ethical savants. b. the feedback of thousands of psychologists and their ethical struggles. c. the regulatory power and authority of the united states constitution. d. the hippocratic rules and guidelines of medical practitioners and surgeons. select the best answer from the choices provided a b c

The arctic is a cold deset biome, which one of the answers is not correct? a) animals in cold deserts burrow to get out of the harsh climates. b) vegetation in cold deserts is normally shallow rooted small shrubs. c) animals in cold deserts hibernate most of the year to get out of the cold. d) soils are very heavy and course. e) the region receives less than 10 inches of precipitation annually.