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Data Handling and Statistics

Sampling Bias

Sampling bias occurs when a sample is not representative of the population, often because it only reaches a particular group. Biased samples can lead to misleading conclusions.

Example: surveying only people leaving a gym about exercise habits does not represent the whole town.

Practice: Sampling Bias

Decide whether a sampling approach is likely to be biased, and calculate unrepresented percentages.