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According to Department of Transportation statistics for 2005:1% of drivers received a citation for a moving violation;40% of them were under 30 years old.Which of the following conclusions (about 2005)CANNOT be deduced from this information? Explain your answer in no less than a half a page,and no more than one page.
1.99% of drivers did not receive a citation for a moving violation.
2.60% of those who received a citation for a moving violation were 30 or older.
3.60% of those who did not receive a citation for a moving violation were under 30.
4.60% of drivers under 30 years old received a citation for a moving violation.
5.A cousin who is under 30 is more likely to get a citation for a moving violation than is a cousin who is 30 or older.
Judgmental Sampling
A non-random sampling technique where the researcher selects units to be sampled based on their knowledge and professional judgment.
Network Sampling
A method of sample selection used in research that involves choosing participants through networks or connections within a specific population.
Stratified Random Sampling
Sampling in which randomly selected units from small or minority populations are forced into the sample to ensure that they are represented in proportion to their presence in the population.
Purposive Sampling
A non-random sampling technique in which the researcher selects participants based on specific characteristics or qualities.
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