Explainwhat problems arise in trying to make conclusions based on a survey mailed tothe subscribers of a specialty magazine. Find or construct an example

Question: Explain what problems arise in trying to make conclusions based on a survey mailed
to the subscribers of a specialty magazine. Find or construct an example.
Surveys made on respondents that are not statistically selected are hard to be proven
worthy of anything concluded. Subscribers are from all walks of life and have varied
experiences when it comes to specialty magazines. They might have some characteristics that do
not fall into the population that is supposed to be surveyed. When the samples are not true
representatives of the population, the conclusion reached could not be valid and reliable. This is
one among the problems. Another problem is that assuming that he respondents in the survey are
true representatives of the population, there could be some other factors like the mood when the
survey questions were answered. Some would just plainly answer them without so much
thinking and just for the purpose of finishing the survey. Another problem that would arise is
that some of the surveys are just done by any other member of...