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) Cesar wants to determine whether students who eat breakfast in the morning receive higher grades
in their first-period class. Does the scenario describe a statistical question that would best be answered
by an observational study? (1 point)
No, an observational study would not be best because it is not an ethical study.
Yes, an observational study would be best because the sample is not included in the overall population.
Yes, an observational study would be best for this scenario because a treatment is not being applied to the
sample.
No, an observational study would not be best because the study requires collecting opinions from
participants.
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Yes — "Yes, an observational study would be best for this scenario because a treatment is not being applied to the sample."
Explanation: Cesar would simply observe which students eat breakfast and compare their first-period grades. He is not (and likely cannot ethically or practically) assign students to eat or skip breakfast, so an observational study is the appropriate design.
Explanation: Cesar would simply observe which students eat breakfast and compare their first-period grades. He is not (and likely cannot ethically or practically) assign students to eat or skip breakfast, so an observational study is the appropriate design.
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