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Which one of the following best defines sampling?
Which one of the following best defines sampling?
- The process of selecting all individuals or objects of interest
- The process of selecting a representative sample from a population (correct)
- The process of selecting subjects that are easily accessible
- The process of selecting subjects using random numbers
What is a sample in the context of sampling?
What is a sample in the context of sampling?
- A subset or portion of a population (correct)
- A collection of all individuals or objects of interest
- A list from which samples may be drawn
- A sampling procedure that ensures equal chances of selection
What is a sampling frame?
What is a sampling frame?
- A collection of all individuals or objects of interest
- A sampling procedure that ensures equal chances of selection
- A list from which samples may be drawn (correct)
- A subset or portion of a population
What is convenience sampling?
What is convenience sampling?
What is a simple random sample?
What is a simple random sample?
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Study Notes
Sampling Fundamentals
- Sampling is the process of selecting a subset of individuals or data points from a larger population to make inferences about the population as a whole.
Key Definitions
- A sample is a subset of individuals or data points selected from a larger population to represent the population.
- A sampling frame is the list of all individuals or data points in the population from which the sample is drawn.
Sampling Methods
- Convenience sampling is a non-probability sampling method where participants are selected based on their availability, proximity, or ease of access, often leading to a biased sample.
- A simple random sample is a probability sampling method where every individual or data point in the population has an equal chance of being selected, resulting in a representative sample.
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