Question 4(Muliple Choice Worth 2 points) (04.01 MC) FreezeFrame, a social networking site, sent out a survey in which the users simply click a response to join the sample. One of the questions in 2015 was, "Do you prefer to shop online?' More than 45,000 people responded, with \( 79 \% \) responding yes. What can you conclude from the survey? About \( 79 \% \) of people planned to shop online in 2015. The poll used a convenience sample, so the resuits tell us litte about the population of all adults. The poll used voluntary response, so the results tell us ittle about the population of all aduits. The sample is too small to draw any conclusions. None of the previous answers is correct.

The survey's voluntary response method means that anyone could choose to participate, often leading to a biased sample of respondents who are more likely to have strong opinions, such as frequent online shoppers. Therefore, while it sounds impressive that 79% said they preferred online shopping, the results may not accurately represent the overall population of adults' shopping preferences. Additionally, the nature of convenience sampling is another important factor to consider. Since participants self-selected, individuals who are less interested in shopping or those preferring traditional retail might have opted out. This further skews the data and limits the conclusions that can be drawn about broader shopping behaviors.