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In this study, I asked people if they would rather lose the ability to read, or lose the ability to speak, then I made the question bias by changing it up a bit. After I got 50 people, I surveyed them. from the unbias group, 17 said they would rather lose the ability to read, and 8 said they would rather lose the ability to speak. My hypothesis was right for the unbias question. For the bias group, 14 people said they would rather lose the ability to read for the rest of their life, and 11 people said they would rather lose the ability to speak for the rest of their life. therefore my hypothesis was also right for the bias question. One thing I could fix to make this easier, is I could ask more people.

# data[].attributes.body
I think that there will be bias due to the wording of the question being different. For the Unbias question, I believe that people would rather lose the ability to read. For the bias question, I believe it will be more equal.

# data[].attributes.body
To collect my data, I randomly choose 50 students from the list of seniors and numbered them 1-50. I then put randInt(1,50) into my calculator, and I did that 25 times. To get 25 random people out of my list of 50. I then asked those 25 people if they would rather lose the ability to read, or lose the ability to speak. Then I asked the rest of the people the same question, but I added for the rest of your life to the end.

# data[].attributes.body
Would you rather lose the ability to read for the rest of your life, or lose the ability to speak for the rest of your life?

# data[].attributes.body
Would you rather lose the ability to read, or lose the ability to speak?

# data[].attributes.headline
Would you rather lose the ability to read, or lose the ability to speak?

# data[].attributes.subject
Would you rather lose the ability to read, or lose the ability to speak?