MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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identity, and body image. The goal of the study was to rate social media platforms based on
their overall impact on users. Their results indicated that Instagram had the most negative
impact followed by Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter and, the most positive, Youtube.
1. What is the research question of this study?
Which social media site has the negative/positive impact followed by other social
media sites?
2. Is this an observational study or an experiment? If this is an experiment state the
explanatory variable and the response variable.
Observational Study.
3. What is the sample used in the study?
The sample used in the given study is 1500 ramdomly selected people aged 14-
24.
4. What is the corresponding population?
The data are collected from random sample of 1500 people belonging to the age
group 14 to 24 years. The population of interest is all people in the age group 14 -
24 years of age.
5. Do you think the results of the study might be applicable (generalizable) to the
whole population? Why or why not?
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