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09 Jul 2024, 03:21
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Question stem is asking how is it possible that even though internet censorship exist, why is there higher rates of internet usage per capita in that country.
A. Even though they use it for work-related, doesn't explain why interet usage is high. Countries with no censorship also have people who uses internet for work. Incorrect.
B. This works. If they are bypassing restriction, higher internet usage per capita can be explained. Correct
C. Doesn't explain the paradox. Incorrect.
D. Not same as higher rates of internet usage per capita. Incorrect.
E. No information about demographic of country. Incorrect.
A. Even though they use it for work-related, doesn't explain why interet usage is high. Countries with no censorship also have people who uses internet for work. Incorrect.
B. This works. If they are bypassing restriction, higher internet usage per capita can be explained. Correct
C. Doesn't explain the paradox. Incorrect.
D. Not same as higher rates of internet usage per capita. Incorrect.
E. No information about demographic of country. Incorrect.
09 Jul 2024, 03:30
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The question states- More censorship ----->More usage of Internet per capita.
E seems appropriate, becoz if disproportionate no of youngsters are surveyed and if youngsters make up to most no of ppl using the internet, the discrepancy in the data is thus explained
E seems appropriate, becoz if disproportionate no of youngsters are surveyed and if youngsters make up to most no of ppl using the internet, the discrepancy in the data is thus explained
09 Jul 2024, 04:03
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A) Many residents in countries with higher internet censorship use the internet primarily for work-related purposes, which are not affected by censorship policies.
In countries with higher internet censorship, many residents primarily use the internet for work-related tasks, which are not significantly impacted by censorship policies.
(B) Residents in countries with high internet censorship often use proxy servers and VPNs, which allow them to bypass restrictions and access a broader range of content online.
"broader range of content online" means more per capita internet usage. This is available using proxy servers and VPN. Without these 2 tools, per capita internet usage will not increase.
(C) There is an observed trend in the data collection methodology where internet usage metrics might include both direct and indirect engagement metrics, which vary significantly between surveyed regions.
The methodology used to collect internet usage data may include various forms of engagement metrics, this may or may not skewed the data. Also, it is already established that the per capita of internet usage is increased.
(D) Countries with high rates of internet censorship often have higher populations, thus naturally leading to a higher total number of internet users.
If both Population and Data usage are high, than the per capita internet usage will not increase.
(E) The survey included responses from a disproportionate number of young people, who tend to use the internet more frequently regardless of censorship levels.
The survey included a disproportionately high number of young people, who tend to use the internet more frequently regardless of censorship levels. This overrepresentation of heavy internet users were both before and after the censorship level. This group will not increase the per capita internet usage.
IMO B.
In countries with higher internet censorship, many residents primarily use the internet for work-related tasks, which are not significantly impacted by censorship policies.
(B) Residents in countries with high internet censorship often use proxy servers and VPNs, which allow them to bypass restrictions and access a broader range of content online.
"broader range of content online" means more per capita internet usage. This is available using proxy servers and VPN. Without these 2 tools, per capita internet usage will not increase.
(C) There is an observed trend in the data collection methodology where internet usage metrics might include both direct and indirect engagement metrics, which vary significantly between surveyed regions.
The methodology used to collect internet usage data may include various forms of engagement metrics, this may or may not skewed the data. Also, it is already established that the per capita of internet usage is increased.
(D) Countries with high rates of internet censorship often have higher populations, thus naturally leading to a higher total number of internet users.
If both Population and Data usage are high, than the per capita internet usage will not increase.
(E) The survey included responses from a disproportionate number of young people, who tend to use the internet more frequently regardless of censorship levels.
The survey included a disproportionately high number of young people, who tend to use the internet more frequently regardless of censorship levels. This overrepresentation of heavy internet users were both before and after the censorship level. This group will not increase the per capita internet usage.
IMO B.
