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Can somebody with some research experience comment on the effectiveness of this survey? Being inexperienced with this type of process, it would seem to me that
by migueloller 7y ago
Can somebody with some research experience comment on the effectiveness of this survey?
Being inexperienced with this type of process, it would seem to me that ~600 people is a far too small number to get reliable results, specially when the "change" in opinion is from two different ~300 sized cohorts.
Also, wouldn't there be a large amount of variables that could affect the outcome in that ~1 month period? Aren't there better methods to isolate independent variables or is it just very hard to do that in an inquiry like this?
- melling 7y agoThere’s evidence blah blah blah could be swaying blah blah blah” don’t waste your time reading articles like this. Climate change is a very divisive issue, for whatever reason. The media doesn’t help when every time there’s a hurricane that hits land, or a forest fire in California, someone brings up climate change. Spend any time in the comment section of the Wall Street Journal, when climate change is mentioned, and the majority of people are deniers in one form or another.