A prestigious university wants to estimate the average starting salary of its graduates. The alumni outreach department sends an email to the most recent address they have on file for every graduate. The email asks the graduates to participate in a survey about their employment history and starting salary.
Which of the following is not a legitimate concern about their survey results being representative of all graduates?
Choose 1 answer:
Choose 1 answer:
(Choice A) Some graduates may no longer check the email address that the university has on file.
A
Some graduates may no longer check the email address that the university has on file.
(Choice B) Graduates might claim their salary is higher than it really is, but relatively few would report a salary lower than what it really is.
B
Graduates might claim their salary is higher than it really is, but relatively few would report a salary lower than what it really is.
(Choice C) Current students are not included in the sample.
C
Current students are not included in the sample.
(Choice D) Unemployed graduates may choose to not participate in the survey.
D
Unemployed graduates may choose to not participate in the survey.
(Choice E, Checked) Some graduates may not want to share that type of personal information with the university.
E
Some graduates may not want to share that type of personal information with the university.