This document presents the results of a statistics project conducted by students to analyze customer preferences at a university Subway location. The group surveyed 200 customers over 3 days, collecting data on demographics, purchase habits, and satisfaction levels. They then analyzed the data through 14 figures presented in graphs and charts. Key findings included that the majority of customers were Malaysian students aged 16-20 who visited 1-3 times per month and preferred the roasted chicken sandwich. Overall customer satisfaction with Subway was high. The project helped the students learn how to conduct surveys, analyze statistical data, and communicate results visually through infographics.
This document presents the results of a statistics project conducted by students at Taylor's University. The project involved surveying 200 customers (100 male and 100 female) of the Subway outlet on campus to understand customer preferences and behaviors. The survey collected data on customers' gender, age, race, nationality, occupation, visit frequency, time of visits, favorite foods, expenses, and satisfaction levels. The data is analyzed and presented in 19 figures as infographics. Key findings include that the majority of customers are Malaysian students aged 16-20 who visit 1-3 times a month during 2-4pm and spend RM10-14. Most customers are satisfied with Subway and intend to return due to factors like convenience and healthy food options
According to a survey of 200 Subway customers:
- 64% of customers were between 26-40 years old. The most popular times to visit were between 2-4pm and the most frequent visits were 1-3 times per month.
- The best selling bread was Italian BMT at 67.5%. The best selling sauces were Honey Mustard at 77.5% and Parmesan Oregano at 69%.
- The average spending per visit was between RM11-15 and customers reported spending an average of 30 minutes to 1 hour in the store.
During my Junior year of college, I participated in a group project for my Assessment and Evaluation course with two peers. We collected data and then analyzed the results for our request to bring food trucks into downtown San Luis Obispo.
The document discusses including the play "Master Harold and the Boys" in the curriculum. It focuses on the play's characterization, themes of racism and growing up, and ability to have important discussions without sacrificing technical quality. The play deserves inclusion for its insightful journey into sensitive issues through three fully developed characters and exploration of racism and personal growth.
Peanut Labs is a market research firm that provides access to a global online sample of over 15 million diverse panelists. The document discusses key concepts in sampling, including how generalizing from a sample to the overall population. It provides examples of common sample types like census representative and internet representative. The document also discusses what makes a good sample, noting it should come from diverse sources, filter poor quality data, refresh regularly, and reward panelists with their preferred incentives. It recommends a minimum sample size of 400 to achieve a 5% error rate when generalizing.
Market Research -by Jessie A. - Knowing Our Customersjesap1976
The document summarizes the findings of a market survey conducted in Vientiane Capital and Phonhong District in Laos. It found that lottery penetration was highest among 25-34 year olds and those earning between 1-3 million kip. Forty percent of respondents believed playing lottery was entertainment and a way to support the government, not gambling. Lottery customers preferred paper tickets and playing on Mondays, Wednesdays, and the draw days of Tuesday and Friday evenings.
This document discusses how to request writing help from the website HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, and the company offers refunds for plagiarized work.
This document presents the results of a statistics project conducted by students at Taylor's University. The project involved surveying 200 customers (100 male and 100 female) of the Subway outlet on campus to understand customer preferences and behaviors. The survey collected data on customers' gender, age, race, nationality, occupation, visit frequency, time of visits, favorite foods, expenses, and satisfaction levels. The data is analyzed and presented in 19 figures as infographics. Key findings include that the majority of customers are Malaysian students aged 16-20 who visit 1-3 times a month during 2-4pm and spend RM10-14. Most customers are satisfied with Subway and intend to return due to factors like convenience and healthy food options
According to a survey of 200 Subway customers:
- 64% of customers were between 26-40 years old. The most popular times to visit were between 2-4pm and the most frequent visits were 1-3 times per month.
- The best selling bread was Italian BMT at 67.5%. The best selling sauces were Honey Mustard at 77.5% and Parmesan Oregano at 69%.
- The average spending per visit was between RM11-15 and customers reported spending an average of 30 minutes to 1 hour in the store.
During my Junior year of college, I participated in a group project for my Assessment and Evaluation course with two peers. We collected data and then analyzed the results for our request to bring food trucks into downtown San Luis Obispo.
The document discusses including the play "Master Harold and the Boys" in the curriculum. It focuses on the play's characterization, themes of racism and growing up, and ability to have important discussions without sacrificing technical quality. The play deserves inclusion for its insightful journey into sensitive issues through three fully developed characters and exploration of racism and personal growth.
Peanut Labs is a market research firm that provides access to a global online sample of over 15 million diverse panelists. The document discusses key concepts in sampling, including how generalizing from a sample to the overall population. It provides examples of common sample types like census representative and internet representative. The document also discusses what makes a good sample, noting it should come from diverse sources, filter poor quality data, refresh regularly, and reward panelists with their preferred incentives. It recommends a minimum sample size of 400 to achieve a 5% error rate when generalizing.
Market Research -by Jessie A. - Knowing Our Customersjesap1976
The document summarizes the findings of a market survey conducted in Vientiane Capital and Phonhong District in Laos. It found that lottery penetration was highest among 25-34 year olds and those earning between 1-3 million kip. Forty percent of respondents believed playing lottery was entertainment and a way to support the government, not gambling. Lottery customers preferred paper tickets and playing on Mondays, Wednesdays, and the draw days of Tuesday and Friday evenings.
This document discusses how to request writing help from the website HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, and the company offers refunds for plagiarized work.
Essay On National Integration In KannadaJade Morris
The document discusses the process for obtaining writing assistance from HelpWriting.net. It involves 5 steps: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, with a full refund option for plagiarized work. The service aims to fully meet customer needs through an original, high-quality paper.
Essay Writing About My Aim In Life. Online assignment writing service.Nancy Ross
The document outlines the steps for conducting an experiment to study the distribution of slaters in different levels of soil pH, including preparing pH solutions ranging from pH 4 to 9, setting up a choice chamber with sections for each pH level, introducing slaters to the chamber to observe their distribution, and recording the results. The goal is to analyze how slaters select different pH levels in their habitat.
The document outlines content ideas for a documentary about fast food, including: conducting interviews on people's opinions of fast food; examining the nutritional information, health issues, prices, and popularity of fast food; comparing statistics on fast food consumption; interviewing fast food employees; using archive footage from documentaries and of the first fast food openings; exploring healthy and unhealthy fast food options; showing how fast food is made and its origins; and interviewing a dietician and organizations against fast food. The goal is to educate and entertain the target audience on issues related to fast food.
Free Samples Of Comparison And Contrast EssayBrittany Smith
The document discusses the Yuma Project, which was designed to irrigate Yuma County, Arizona and parts of California using water from the Colorado River. It involved overcoming geographic, environmental, and logistical challenges to complete a series of irrigation channels. This project became the main driver of development in the city by allowing for agricultural growth through new irrigation technologies, which progressed agriculture in the region in unexpected ways and created jobs beyond just farming.
Emerging Trends Of Food Truck Park In Ahmedabad - Research Paper Viren Lathiya
We Conducted Thorough Research on Emerging Trends Of Food Truck Park In Ahmedabad.
Food trucks are developing in ubiquity, and they are presently part of the foodie culture. As they fit well with Millennials' craving to attempt new things new sustenance, and another nourishment culture the quantity of trucks in the city is relied upon to keep on rising. To see, how millennial purchasers ponder sustenance truck feasting, this examination recognizes the advantages and dangers of nourishment truck eating and their effect on a millennial customer's frame of mind and visit expectation. This investigation discovers shoppers see a sterile and ecological hazard and comfort and indulgent advantages in nourishment truck feasting. The discoveries from this examination give proof that clean and ecological dangers of nourishment trucks contrarily impact purchasers' frames of mind and visit aims toward sustenance truck feasting knowledge, while indulgent advantage prompts positive behavior and visit goal.
The document discusses different types of sampling methods used in surveys including simple random sampling, stratified random sampling, systematic random sampling, cluster sampling, quota sampling, and convenience sampling. It provides examples of each method and explains how to identify the sampling method used in given scenarios. Key steps in conducting statistical investigations using surveys are also outlined.
This document analyzes the effects of language barriers on labor force status and occupation in the United States using data from the 2010-2011 American Community Survey. It begins with an introduction on the motivation and research question. Descriptive statistics are then provided on variables like age, gender, education level, English fluency, and whether individuals are in the labor force or what industry they work in. Conditional statistics examine how being out of the labor force or working in manual labor is affected by independent variables. Logistic regression models are then used to analyze the relationships between the variables.
The document provides instructions for writing a request on the HelpWriting.net website to have a paper written. It outlines the multi-step process of creating an account, completing an order form with instructions and deadline, and choosing a writer to complete the assignment based on their qualifications and reviews. The process aims to match students with qualified writers who can provide original content that meets expectations.
Protein Essay Conclusion. Online assignment writing service.Megan Sanchez
The document discusses Paulo Freire's "banking theory" concept of education. It begins by explaining the banking theory, where teachers deposit knowledge into students' minds and view students as empty vessels that need filling. It then provides two examples from the text that illustrate this theory, with the teacher treating students as objects and narrating to them. The summary concludes that Freire criticizes this banking model of education as an act of depositing and treats students as adaptable, manageable beings rather than conscious beings.
This document summarizes the results of a survey conducted about TV news viewing preferences. The survey received responses from 16 people ranging in age from 11 to 39+. Key results included: most respondents watched local TV news and ITV news, with BBC news also popular. The majority watched news weekly and watched the full broadcast. Respondents preferred to access local updates via TV and wanted news programs to cover local problems. Most felt live streaming would benefit a news program.
More than one trillion posts from sources like Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Reddit and forums between 2010 and 2016. and data from nonsocial are used to analyze ....
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This document analyzes social media data to uncover consumer trends in health and wellness in the US. It finds that while grocery stores make up more of the social conversation, discussions around farmers markets are more positive. Farmers markets are seen as supporting local farms and offering organic, fresh options at reasonable prices. In contrast, grocery stores are sometimes criticized as being unaffordable or lacking healthy options. The document also examines trends around eating in versus dining out, finding that conversations about home-cooked meals increased in 2016 and were associated with more positive sentiment than discussions about dining out or takeout.
This document analyzes social media data to uncover consumer trends in health and wellness in the US. It finds that while grocery stores dominate the conversation, farmers markets elicit more positive sentiment as they are seen as supporting local farms and offering organic, fresh options at reasonable prices. Whole Foods accounts for over half the social mentions of grocery stores. The document also examines trends around eating in versus dining out, finding that while dining out was discussed more until 2015, eating in is now discussed more and associated with more positive sentiment around family time and healthy eating.
The document analyzes social media data to uncover trends in health, entertainment, technology and transportation in the US. Regarding health and wellness, it finds that while grocery stores dominate conversation, farmers markets elicit more positive sentiment. It also discusses popular topics like organic and local food, and finds that while eating at home is discussed most positively, dining out and delivery trail behind. Common fitness trends like Zumba are declining in conversation while other activities rise.
The document discusses how the film Witness by Michael Buckley uses various techniques like recreating memories and repetitive storytelling to help the subject John Harrowell share his experience of institutionalization for mental illness and evoke sympathy from viewers. It explores how the film aims to increase understanding of suffering from mental health issues.
This study used a questionnaire to collect information from 33 customers of a university mess on their satisfaction levels. Simple random sampling was used to select the customers. The majority of respondents were aged 18-24, attended the mess everyday, and felt the quality of food and service was good. However, most felt the price was only fair and they were not satisfied with the mess overall.
Most of the target audience for the documentary is 41-50 years old and female. Blue is the preferred color and pop music the preferred genre. The documentary should air on Channel 4 between 8:30-9:30pm. Most of the audience bakes once a month and their favorite thing to bake is traditional cakes. They watch baking shows and prefer a female voiceover. The documentary should focus on homemade rather than store-bought bakes since that is the audience's preference.
The document discusses research on the target audience for a documentary. It provides statistics on teenagers' employment rates and careers, which show that most 16-18 year olds work or study full-time, with the most popular careers being accommodation/food services and retail. Mobile phones are the most used technology by teenagers. YouTube is the most popular streaming platform, making it the best place to post the video. Research also examines differences in income between men and women. Socially-conscious consumers are shown to trust advertising similarly to global averages. The target market of North America and Europe are less likely to purchase products that give back to society compared to other areas.
Lab Write-Up Rubric Lab Write-Ups are worth 10 points tota.docxsmile790243
Lab Write-Up Rubric
Lab Write-Ups are worth 10 points total and are due at the beginning of lab each week.
Content (7 points)
Key issues and questions from the prompt are identified and answered
Incorporates a critical level of thinking
Reflects on course materials (i.e. readings, lectures, lab, etc.) and utilizes factually correct
information in order to provide a quality response
Grammar (2 points)
Proper sentence structure is used and sentences make sense/flow together
Provides clear, concise comments formatted in an easy to read style
Free of grammatical or spelling errors
Format (1 point)
Must be typed!
Minimum of 1 page in length, but does not exceed 3 pages
1 inch margins, 12 point font, double spaced
Only student name appears at the top
NOVEMBER 9, 2016
Why 2016 election polls missed their mark
BY ANDREW MERCER, CLAUDIA DEANE AND KYLEY MCGEENEY30 COMMENTS
The results of Tuesday’s presidential election came as a surprise to nearly everyone who
had been following the national and state election polling, which consistently projected
Hillary Clinton as defeating Donald Trump. Relying largely on opinion polls, election
forecasters put Clinton’s chance of winning at anywhere from 70% to as high as 99%,
and pegged her as the heavy favorite to win a number of states such as Pennsylvania
and Wisconsin that in the end were taken by Trump.
How could the polls have been so wrong about the state of the election?
There is a great deal of speculation but no clear answers as to the cause of the
disconnect, but there is one point of agreement: Across the board, polls underestimated
Trump’s level of support. With few exceptions, the final round of public polling showed
Clinton with a lead of 1 to 7 percentage points in the national popular vote. State-level
polling was more variable, but there were few instances where polls overstated Trump’s
support.
The fact that so many forecasts were off-target was particularly notable given the
increasingly wide variety of methodologies being tested and reported via the
mainstream media and other channels. The traditional telephone polls of recent decades
are now joined by increasing numbers of high profile, online probability and
nonprobability sample surveys, as well as prediction markets, all of which showed
similar errors.
Pollsters don’t have a clear diagnosis yet for the misfires, and it will likely be some time
before we know for sure what happened. There are, however, several possible
explanations for the misstep that many in the polling community will be talking about in
upcoming weeks.
One likely culprit is what pollsters refer to as nonresponse bias. This occurs when certain
kinds of people systematically do not respond to surveys despite equal opportunity
outreach to all parts of the electorate. We know that some groups – including the less
educated voters who were a key demographic f ...
The document discusses the theory of critical regionalism in architecture. It begins by explaining that critical regionalism emerged as a third approach between postmodernism and modernism, seeking a middle ground. The key aspects of critical regionalism are reflecting local culture and traditions through design and materials, while applying stylistic flourishes in a meaningful way. An example project discussed is the British India Corporate Warehouse in Malaysia, which successfully combines modern and traditional elements. The document argues that critical regionalism synthesizes a region's identity, history and culture, and helps address the balance between past and future in architecture.
My portfolio contains a painting of the yellow flower tansy. A still life work depicts the subject in great detail, showing the round flower heads and feathery green leaves of the tansy plant. This piece demonstrates my skills in realistic depiction of botanical subjects.
Essay On National Integration In KannadaJade Morris
The document discusses the process for obtaining writing assistance from HelpWriting.net. It involves 5 steps: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, with a full refund option for plagiarized work. The service aims to fully meet customer needs through an original, high-quality paper.
Essay Writing About My Aim In Life. Online assignment writing service.Nancy Ross
The document outlines the steps for conducting an experiment to study the distribution of slaters in different levels of soil pH, including preparing pH solutions ranging from pH 4 to 9, setting up a choice chamber with sections for each pH level, introducing slaters to the chamber to observe their distribution, and recording the results. The goal is to analyze how slaters select different pH levels in their habitat.
The document outlines content ideas for a documentary about fast food, including: conducting interviews on people's opinions of fast food; examining the nutritional information, health issues, prices, and popularity of fast food; comparing statistics on fast food consumption; interviewing fast food employees; using archive footage from documentaries and of the first fast food openings; exploring healthy and unhealthy fast food options; showing how fast food is made and its origins; and interviewing a dietician and organizations against fast food. The goal is to educate and entertain the target audience on issues related to fast food.
Free Samples Of Comparison And Contrast EssayBrittany Smith
The document discusses the Yuma Project, which was designed to irrigate Yuma County, Arizona and parts of California using water from the Colorado River. It involved overcoming geographic, environmental, and logistical challenges to complete a series of irrigation channels. This project became the main driver of development in the city by allowing for agricultural growth through new irrigation technologies, which progressed agriculture in the region in unexpected ways and created jobs beyond just farming.
Emerging Trends Of Food Truck Park In Ahmedabad - Research Paper Viren Lathiya
We Conducted Thorough Research on Emerging Trends Of Food Truck Park In Ahmedabad.
Food trucks are developing in ubiquity, and they are presently part of the foodie culture. As they fit well with Millennials' craving to attempt new things new sustenance, and another nourishment culture the quantity of trucks in the city is relied upon to keep on rising. To see, how millennial purchasers ponder sustenance truck feasting, this examination recognizes the advantages and dangers of nourishment truck eating and their effect on a millennial customer's frame of mind and visit expectation. This investigation discovers shoppers see a sterile and ecological hazard and comfort and indulgent advantages in nourishment truck feasting. The discoveries from this examination give proof that clean and ecological dangers of nourishment trucks contrarily impact purchasers' frames of mind and visit aims toward sustenance truck feasting knowledge, while indulgent advantage prompts positive behavior and visit goal.
The document discusses different types of sampling methods used in surveys including simple random sampling, stratified random sampling, systematic random sampling, cluster sampling, quota sampling, and convenience sampling. It provides examples of each method and explains how to identify the sampling method used in given scenarios. Key steps in conducting statistical investigations using surveys are also outlined.
This document analyzes the effects of language barriers on labor force status and occupation in the United States using data from the 2010-2011 American Community Survey. It begins with an introduction on the motivation and research question. Descriptive statistics are then provided on variables like age, gender, education level, English fluency, and whether individuals are in the labor force or what industry they work in. Conditional statistics examine how being out of the labor force or working in manual labor is affected by independent variables. Logistic regression models are then used to analyze the relationships between the variables.
The document provides instructions for writing a request on the HelpWriting.net website to have a paper written. It outlines the multi-step process of creating an account, completing an order form with instructions and deadline, and choosing a writer to complete the assignment based on their qualifications and reviews. The process aims to match students with qualified writers who can provide original content that meets expectations.
Protein Essay Conclusion. Online assignment writing service.Megan Sanchez
The document discusses Paulo Freire's "banking theory" concept of education. It begins by explaining the banking theory, where teachers deposit knowledge into students' minds and view students as empty vessels that need filling. It then provides two examples from the text that illustrate this theory, with the teacher treating students as objects and narrating to them. The summary concludes that Freire criticizes this banking model of education as an act of depositing and treats students as adaptable, manageable beings rather than conscious beings.
This document summarizes the results of a survey conducted about TV news viewing preferences. The survey received responses from 16 people ranging in age from 11 to 39+. Key results included: most respondents watched local TV news and ITV news, with BBC news also popular. The majority watched news weekly and watched the full broadcast. Respondents preferred to access local updates via TV and wanted news programs to cover local problems. Most felt live streaming would benefit a news program.
More than one trillion posts from sources like Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Reddit and forums between 2010 and 2016. and data from nonsocial are used to analyze ....
sources
This document analyzes social media data to uncover consumer trends in health and wellness in the US. It finds that while grocery stores make up more of the social conversation, discussions around farmers markets are more positive. Farmers markets are seen as supporting local farms and offering organic, fresh options at reasonable prices. In contrast, grocery stores are sometimes criticized as being unaffordable or lacking healthy options. The document also examines trends around eating in versus dining out, finding that conversations about home-cooked meals increased in 2016 and were associated with more positive sentiment than discussions about dining out or takeout.
This document analyzes social media data to uncover consumer trends in health and wellness in the US. It finds that while grocery stores dominate the conversation, farmers markets elicit more positive sentiment as they are seen as supporting local farms and offering organic, fresh options at reasonable prices. Whole Foods accounts for over half the social mentions of grocery stores. The document also examines trends around eating in versus dining out, finding that while dining out was discussed more until 2015, eating in is now discussed more and associated with more positive sentiment around family time and healthy eating.
The document analyzes social media data to uncover trends in health, entertainment, technology and transportation in the US. Regarding health and wellness, it finds that while grocery stores dominate conversation, farmers markets elicit more positive sentiment. It also discusses popular topics like organic and local food, and finds that while eating at home is discussed most positively, dining out and delivery trail behind. Common fitness trends like Zumba are declining in conversation while other activities rise.
The document discusses how the film Witness by Michael Buckley uses various techniques like recreating memories and repetitive storytelling to help the subject John Harrowell share his experience of institutionalization for mental illness and evoke sympathy from viewers. It explores how the film aims to increase understanding of suffering from mental health issues.
This study used a questionnaire to collect information from 33 customers of a university mess on their satisfaction levels. Simple random sampling was used to select the customers. The majority of respondents were aged 18-24, attended the mess everyday, and felt the quality of food and service was good. However, most felt the price was only fair and they were not satisfied with the mess overall.
Most of the target audience for the documentary is 41-50 years old and female. Blue is the preferred color and pop music the preferred genre. The documentary should air on Channel 4 between 8:30-9:30pm. Most of the audience bakes once a month and their favorite thing to bake is traditional cakes. They watch baking shows and prefer a female voiceover. The documentary should focus on homemade rather than store-bought bakes since that is the audience's preference.
The document discusses research on the target audience for a documentary. It provides statistics on teenagers' employment rates and careers, which show that most 16-18 year olds work or study full-time, with the most popular careers being accommodation/food services and retail. Mobile phones are the most used technology by teenagers. YouTube is the most popular streaming platform, making it the best place to post the video. Research also examines differences in income between men and women. Socially-conscious consumers are shown to trust advertising similarly to global averages. The target market of North America and Europe are less likely to purchase products that give back to society compared to other areas.
Lab Write-Up Rubric Lab Write-Ups are worth 10 points tota.docxsmile790243
Lab Write-Up Rubric
Lab Write-Ups are worth 10 points total and are due at the beginning of lab each week.
Content (7 points)
Key issues and questions from the prompt are identified and answered
Incorporates a critical level of thinking
Reflects on course materials (i.e. readings, lectures, lab, etc.) and utilizes factually correct
information in order to provide a quality response
Grammar (2 points)
Proper sentence structure is used and sentences make sense/flow together
Provides clear, concise comments formatted in an easy to read style
Free of grammatical or spelling errors
Format (1 point)
Must be typed!
Minimum of 1 page in length, but does not exceed 3 pages
1 inch margins, 12 point font, double spaced
Only student name appears at the top
NOVEMBER 9, 2016
Why 2016 election polls missed their mark
BY ANDREW MERCER, CLAUDIA DEANE AND KYLEY MCGEENEY30 COMMENTS
The results of Tuesday’s presidential election came as a surprise to nearly everyone who
had been following the national and state election polling, which consistently projected
Hillary Clinton as defeating Donald Trump. Relying largely on opinion polls, election
forecasters put Clinton’s chance of winning at anywhere from 70% to as high as 99%,
and pegged her as the heavy favorite to win a number of states such as Pennsylvania
and Wisconsin that in the end were taken by Trump.
How could the polls have been so wrong about the state of the election?
There is a great deal of speculation but no clear answers as to the cause of the
disconnect, but there is one point of agreement: Across the board, polls underestimated
Trump’s level of support. With few exceptions, the final round of public polling showed
Clinton with a lead of 1 to 7 percentage points in the national popular vote. State-level
polling was more variable, but there were few instances where polls overstated Trump’s
support.
The fact that so many forecasts were off-target was particularly notable given the
increasingly wide variety of methodologies being tested and reported via the
mainstream media and other channels. The traditional telephone polls of recent decades
are now joined by increasing numbers of high profile, online probability and
nonprobability sample surveys, as well as prediction markets, all of which showed
similar errors.
Pollsters don’t have a clear diagnosis yet for the misfires, and it will likely be some time
before we know for sure what happened. There are, however, several possible
explanations for the misstep that many in the polling community will be talking about in
upcoming weeks.
One likely culprit is what pollsters refer to as nonresponse bias. This occurs when certain
kinds of people systematically do not respond to surveys despite equal opportunity
outreach to all parts of the electorate. We know that some groups – including the less
educated voters who were a key demographic f ...
The document discusses the theory of critical regionalism in architecture. It begins by explaining that critical regionalism emerged as a third approach between postmodernism and modernism, seeking a middle ground. The key aspects of critical regionalism are reflecting local culture and traditions through design and materials, while applying stylistic flourishes in a meaningful way. An example project discussed is the British India Corporate Warehouse in Malaysia, which successfully combines modern and traditional elements. The document argues that critical regionalism synthesizes a region's identity, history and culture, and helps address the balance between past and future in architecture.
My portfolio contains a painting of the yellow flower tansy. A still life work depicts the subject in great detail, showing the round flower heads and feathery green leaves of the tansy plant. This piece demonstrates my skills in realistic depiction of botanical subjects.
This document outlines a "Paying It Forward" project proposal for an environmental/community activity. Students are asked to describe a proposed project by providing details of the organization, the environmental issues they face, how the student's project would address a need, as well as objectives like the duties required, timeline, location, beneficiaries, estimated costs, and sustainability strategies. The proposal requests key information be included like organization name, contact, address, and any additional materials, kept under one page. It aims to give students experience making positive community contributions.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for three construction projects: installing toilet floor tiles, installing a window, and building an indoor staircase. For toilet floor tiles, it outlines 14 steps for prepping the floor, installing backer board, laying thin-set, setting tiles, and grouting. For windows, it details 8 steps for installing the sill angle, centering sashes, installing the header and jambs, adjusting for gaps, and caulking. For indoor staircases, it lists 4 steps for measuring, installing skirt boards and structure bones, attaching treads to hanger boards, and screwing in treads.
This document provides information about a photography project focused on the historic city of George Town, Penang. It discusses the concept of monochrome photography, the theme of capturing the "pillars" or defining elements of George Town, research conducted on George Town's history and architecture, identification of specific streets to photograph, and preparation for the photo shoot.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document summarizes research conducted on three stationery shops in Subang Jaya: Vision Art, Tee Seng Sdn Bhd, and Heng Co Stationery Shop. Background information is provided on the history and operations of each shop. Vision Art has been in business the longest and offers a wide range of art supplies in addition to stationery. Tee Seng is located on a university campus and provides printing and binding services. Heng Co is an older shop that also offers basic sewing services. Recommendations are made for each shop, such as expanding space for Vision Art and renovating Heng Co's outdated facilities.
This document discusses several topics related to social psychology and conformity:
1) It defines conformity as changing one's beliefs or behaviors to fit in with a group. Military groups often rely on conformity, as did Hitler in manipulating his army.
2) It references Stanley Milgram's 1960s experiment where participants administered electric shocks to others due to conformity pressures.
3) It discusses a 2002 incident in China where many passersby ignored an injured toddler due to fears of legal trouble, showing how conformity can encourage inaction.
This document provides details of a group's charity event held over 5 days to raise funds for Rumah Charis, a charity organization that provides care for the elderly and children. The group raised a total of RM2010.40 through product sales and donations. Their main products were caps and t-shirts featuring various designs. They also provided camera consulting services. Through promotions like mobile sales and small gifts for donations, the group was able to meet their fundraising target of RM2000 and gain valuable experience in business functions like marketing, operations, and finance. The event was a success thanks to product suppliers, sponsors who donated cash, and support from the local community.
Dive deep into the cutting-edge strategies we're employing to revolutionize our web presence in the age of AI-driven search. As Gen Z reshapes the digital realm, discover how we can bridge the generational divide. Unlock the synergistic power of PPC, social media, and SEO, driving unparalleled revenues for our projects.
In this humorous and data-heavy session, join us in a joyous celebration of life honoring the long list of SEO tactics and concepts we lost this year. Remember fondly the beautiful time you shared with defunct ideas like link building, keyword cannibalization, search volume as a value indicator, and even our most cherished of friends: the funnel. Make peace with their loss as you embrace a new paradigm for organic content: Pillar-Based Marketing. Along the way, discover that the results that old SEO and all its trappings brought you weren’t really very good at all, actually.
In this respectful and life-affirming service—erm, session—join Ryan Brock (Chief Solution Officer at DemandJump and author of Pillar-Based Marketing: A Data-Driven Methodology for SEO and Content that Actually Works) and leave with:
• Clear and compelling evidence that most legacy SEO metrics and tactics have slim to no impact on SEO outcomes
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3. INTRODUCTION
One of our mathematics topic was statistics and we are suppose to conduct a survey to
understand statistics better. We decided to do our survey on one of the outlet at our university,
we pick subway. We want to understand which sex, male or female like subway and why and
its represented through our infographic
This report presents the objective of the project and how did we analyze and to interpretate the
data we collected through the survey we conducted. We would like to find out which gender
prefer to eat at subway, what is their favorite food and at which time they go to subway
We collected the data and organized it based on which gender prefers subway and the drew a
simple conclusion using the principles we leard in statistics.
4. OBJECTIVES
the objective of the project include collecting and organizing data collected in statistical data
and to present it in an infographic. We have to use the knowledge gain in our math class to
draw a conclusion from the data
Our aim of this statistics project is:
1. To get to know which gender like to go to subway and why
-by knowing which gender prefers to go to subway the management can create a atmosphere
that is suitable for both sex
2. To know why they like to come to subway
-to ensure quality control and to make sure costumer like to come back to subway
- the management can emphasize on the reason why they like to come to attract more customer
3. To determine the customer's satisfactory level of subway
- to know whether they have to improve their services
5. METHODOLOGY
to get the information we need, we had to conduct surveys at Taylor's University Subway
branch. Most customers were helpful and eager to give their opinions.
1. we first sat to discuss what to do after getting the brief on the 2nd of january. We
prepared a draft of what question to ask the customer
2. after taking to miss ann, our lecturer about what are going to do and she approved. We
carried on the finalize the questions for the survey
3. we type out the report and printed the 200 copies to survey the customer
4. we surveyed people for three day to get 200 participant, 100 of each gender.
6. 5. We collect all the data and organize it orcording to the specific information
7. 6. we have a meeting to discuss the information we have to interpretate and to analyse the
information
7. based on our information, we create a infographic to present our information in a
simpler form
8. Analysis
Figure 1: The no. of participants against age
The pie chart shows that the most age group that visit Subway is around 16 to 20. The least age
group that visit Subway is around 0 to 15. This shows that Subway attracts more youngsters that are
around 16 to 20 to come to Subway especially male. From this bar chart, we analysed that it is a trend
for the youngsters that’s around 16 to 20 to come to Subway, and spend time with their friends while
enjoying their meals.
9. Figure 2: the graph of no of participants against race
The bar chart shows the number of participant that has different types of race in Subway.
The bar chart shows Chinese people are most likely people who took part of the survey (110 people
especially female) and multiply by 200. The bar chart shows that the different types of race of customer
in Subway, Chinese are mostly in Taylors University Lakeside Campus. The least is other race (16
people especially male). This shows Malaysian race is more than the other race.
10. Figure 3: The chart of the no. of participants against nationality
The pie chart shows the number of participant that has different types of nationality in
Subway. The pie chart shows Malaysian people are most likely people who took part of the survey (167
people especially female) and multiply by 200. The pie chart shows that the types of nationality
customer in Subway, local are most likely to visit Subway. Only 33 International people especially
male took part of the survey in Subway. Local people have more population than International people
in Malaysia.
11. Figure 4: the graph of no. of participants against job
The bar chart shows the number of participants that has different types of job who visit
Subway. The bar chart shows that student is mostly visit Subway (170 people) multiply by 200. The bar
chart shows the job of the customer in Subway, there are many students from Taylor’s University. The
employed (30 people) are mostly the workers in Taylor’s University that visit Subway. This shows
students will take more Subway food than the worker.
12. Figure 5: the graph of the no. of participants against frequency of visit subway
The bar chart shows the frequent of number of participants that visit Subway in a month.
The bar chart shows that mostly the participants visit Subway 1 to 3 times (92 people) in a month. The
bar chart shows the frequent customer in Subway, 1 to 3 times are mostly visit Subway in a month.
From the bar chart, only 11 people that participants that visited Subway more than 15 times in a month
because eating too much Subway is unhealthy.
13. Figure 6: the graph of no. of participant against the period of visit subway
The bar chart shows the different period of number of participants that visit Subway. The bar
chart shows that mostly the participants’ visit Subway is at 2pm to 4pm (94 people). The bar chart
shows the different period customer in Subway, 2pm to 4pm are the period that participants mostly visit
Subway. From the bar chart, the least numbers of participants visited Subway is at 8pm to 10pm. The
bar chart shows most of them don’t prefer Subway for their dinner.
14. Figure 7: the chart of no. of participants against type of breakfast
The pie chart shows the number of different types of customer’s favourite breakfast meal. The
pie chart shows the most customers choose Cheese & Egg (69 people) as their favourite breakfast meal.
The pie chart shows the different types of customer’s favourite breakfast meal in Subway, Cheese &
Egg are the most favourite for breakfast meal in Subway because it’s not too heavy meal for breakfast.
From the pie chart, the least numbers of customer’s favourite for breakfast meal is Tuna & Egg.
15. Figure 8: the chart of no. of participants against type of normal meal
The pie chart shows the number of different types of customer’s favourite for normal meal.
The pie chart shows the most customers choose Roasted Chicken (97 people) as their favourite for
normal meal. The bar chart shows the different types of customer’s favourite for normal meal in
Subway, Roasted Chicken are the most favourite for normal meal in Subway because it’s thick and
juicy that fill the stomach. From the bar chart, the least numbers of customer’s favourite for normal
meal is Turkey and Chicken Slice.
16. Figure 9: the chart of no. of participants against eating type
The pie chart shows the number of Set and Ala Carte that customer chosen for their meal.
The pie chart shows the number of customers choose Set (112 people) as meal. Set meal is more likely
being choose by customers in Subway, Set meal cost cheaper and eat more full compared to Ala Carte
meal in Subway.
17. Figure 10: the chart of no. of participants against type of sub of the day
The bar chart shows the number of different types of customer’s favourite sub of the day
meal. The bar chart shows the most customers choose Roasted Chicken (63 people) as their favourite
sub of the day meal. The bar chart shows the different types of customer’s favourite sub of the day in
Subway, Roasted Chicken are the most favourite for normal meal for sub of the day in Subway. From
the bar chart, the least numbers of customer’s favourite for sub of the day meal is Seafood & Crab (8
people). The bar chart shows Roasted Chicken is the most likable normal meal for customer.
18. Figure 11: the chart of no. of participants against the buying method
The pie chart shows the number of customer having their buying method in Subway. The pie chart
shows the number of customers chooses Dine or Take away as their buying method. Dine are more
likely being choose as buying method for customers in Subway, customer would like to sit and enjoy
their meal in Subway rather than take away and eat their meal at other places. Subway consider as fast
food, that’s why many people will choose take away rather than dine in.
19. Figure 12: the chart of no. of participants against type of bread
The bar chart shows the number of different types of customer’s favourite bread in Subway.
The bar chart shows the most customers choose Parmesan Oregano (66 people) as their favourite bread
in Subway. The bar chart shows the different types of customer’s favourite bread in Subway, Parmesan
Oregano are the most favourite bread in Subway. From the bar chart, we calculated the least numbers
of customer’s favourite bread is Honey Oat (30 people).
20. Figure 13: The no. of participants against type of vegies
The line chart shows the number of different types of customer’s veggie in Subway. The line
chart shows the most customers choose Lettuce (154 people) as their favourite veggie in Subway. The
line chart shows the different types of customer’s favourite veggie in Subway, Lettuce are the most
favourite veggie in Subway. From the line chart, the least numbers of customer’s favourite veggie is
Olives (34 people).Lettuce provide high nutrient for human body. So, most of the customer would like
to choose lettuce as the ingredient.
21. Figure 14: the no. of participants against expenses level
The line chart shows the number of participant expenses level in Subway. The line chart
shows the most customers’ expense in Subway is around RM10 to RM14 (86 people). The line
chart shows the number of participant expenses level in Subway, RM10 to RM14 are the
highest expenses level in Subway. Subway provides delicious and healthy food but also high
budget. So, the selling price will be higher.
23. Figure 15: the chart of no. of participants against customer satisfaction
The bar chart shows the different number of participants’ satisfaction towards Subway. The bar
chart shows that mostly the highest participants rate Subway is 4 (86 people) as their satisfaction
towards Subway. From the bar chart, the lowest numbers of participants rate Subway is 1 (3 people).
The bar chart shows most of them are satisfy towards Subway. Subway provides a delicious food and
good service. The satisfaction of customer is very high.
24. Figure 16: the no. of participants against the time stay in subway
The pie chart shows the different of number of participants stay in Subway. The pie chart shows
that the longest time that participant stay in subway is less than 30 minutes (111 people). The pie chart
shows the different time stay of the customer in Subway, the least numbers of participants stay is longer
than 2 hours in Subway. The pie chart shows most of them will leave after having their meal in
Subway. The main reason of the customer choosing fast food is just simply because they are running
out of time. So they will not stay for a long time.
25. CONCLUSION
From this assignment, we had learn how to collecting data from doing the survey and apply it
to do the statistics. During the math class, we had learnt how to calculate and the use of
statistic. It is very important for us in the future, because it will be used in the business. Statistic
is very useful for the marketing. The researcher will collect the data from public and do the
statistic, so they are able to know which kind of product or service is suitable for them.
Besides, we also learn how to do the infographic board with the use of statistic. We use the data
collected and use it to draw the graph or chart by using the online chart tool. Do a tidy and easy
table will help to make the graph in an easy way.
Lastly, teamwork is very important during this project. We need to work together with group
member to do the survey and collect data. We are able to discuss together to solve the problem.
During the process of doing survey, we face a lot of problem such as the low population and the
rejection of the participant. However, we had pass through those obstacles and finish the
assignment.
Thanks lecturer for helping us when we facing the problem. By the way, from this assignment,
we really gain a lot of beneficial from it.