I've seen way too many polls that look like this:
You know, making a poll like this accomplishes absolutely nothing except find out the percent of voters that are happy and the percent of voters that believe in god.
Consider the following scenerio:
If everyone who voted Choice 1 also voted for Choice 3, and everyone who voted for Choice 2 voted for Choice 4, we know the correlation is 1.00, and the poll would show 50/50 on both questions.
However, consider the next scenerio:
If everyone who voted Choice 1 also voted for Choice 4, and everyone who voted for Choice 2 voted for Choice 3, we know the correlation is exactly the opposite of the previous one (at -1.00), however the poll would still show 50/50 on both questions.
If you actrually want to show a correlation, you need to make a poll that looks like this:
Rant::close(this->instance);
You know, making a poll like this accomplishes absolutely nothing except find out the percent of voters that are happy and the percent of voters that believe in god.
Consider the following scenerio:
If everyone who voted Choice 1 also voted for Choice 3, and everyone who voted for Choice 2 voted for Choice 4, we know the correlation is 1.00, and the poll would show 50/50 on both questions.
However, consider the next scenerio:
If everyone who voted Choice 1 also voted for Choice 4, and everyone who voted for Choice 2 voted for Choice 3, we know the correlation is exactly the opposite of the previous one (at -1.00), however the poll would still show 50/50 on both questions.
If you actrually want to show a correlation, you need to make a poll that looks like this:
Rant::close(this->instance);
