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AP U.S. Government 1.4 Political Beliefs and Behaviors. What sort of poll begins by building a demographic model?
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Thank you We sneak And here's your smoke du jour
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brought to you by a demographic model the most representative
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of all fashion icons All right what sort of pole
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begins by building a demographic model and here the potential
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answers them x entering quota Okay no demographic models aren't
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the best looking of all poles but what they do
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is allow us to hone in on a specific segment
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of the population and find out what makes them tick
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Random sample polls are well random by definition since we
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want to reach a wide a sample of people as
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possible to answer our questions So we wouldn't want to
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build any kind of model for that Exit polls which
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take place right after people have voted in an election
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can certainly be broken down by demographic But that's something
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we would do after we collect the data not before
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Tracking polls which are used to monitor changes over time
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Our helpful for determining the shifting moods of say parents
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going through a mid life crisis But we wouldn't necessarily
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need a demographic model to model those changes Often poles
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like those has he internet pop up questionnaires require individuals
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to choose to be part of the survey so it
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would be pretty useless to build a model when we
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have no control over who participates quote a sample polls
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air used tto find out the opinions of a certain
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segment so we'd start by building a model of the
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group were interested in say women between the ages of
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eighteen and thirty five and then we look for a
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random sample of respondents in that particular category So the
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correct answer here is e quote a sample Polls are
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not designed to be representative of the broader population So
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if you wanted to do a pull of men named
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william well you'd build out your model and solicit participants 00:01:43.955 --> [endTime] who fit the bill
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