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One thing that could cause error was we asked about half the students in person then emailed the rest because of the time crunch. Some of the problems that we occured was people not answering the emails, one email for group A and one for group B, and having to find the people to ask them ourselves. People taking the survey as a joke and answering the question to make them look good at first and then answering the question honestly.

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Overall, our data showed that changing the wording of a question doesn't affect the outcome of the data. In group A: "Do you do your homework often?" got 14 no's and 11 yes's and in group B: "Do you do your homework daily?" answered the same. 14 no's and 11 yes's.

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No - 14/25 0r 56%
Yes -  11/25 or 44

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No -  14/25 or 56%
Yes -  11/25 or 44%

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To find our 50 people we first randomly selected 5 of Maelynn's and Astrid's classes each using the command Randint(). Then from those 5 classes we numbered each student (1- how ever many were in the class)  and randomly selected 5 students ( put numbers here). When we had our 50 random students we numbered them 1-50 and randomly selected 25 students for group A (46, 9, 48, 5, 17, 37, 36, . The remaining 25 were then group B.

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Do you do your homework daily?

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Do you do your homework often?