Respondent's Of The Study PDF
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This document discusses different types of sampling techniques, including probability sampling, non-probability sampling, and variations of both. It also provides formulas for sample size calculations. It does not appear to be a past paper, or textbook.
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CHAPTER 3 RESPONDENTS OF THE STUDY Population is the entire group that you want to draw conclusions about. reports from this group are true representation of information. parameter is a numeric characteristic of a population. Sample is a subset that represents the entire population. group where...
CHAPTER 3 RESPONDENTS OF THE STUDY Population is the entire group that you want to draw conclusions about. reports from this group are true representation of information. parameter is a numeric characteristic of a population. Sample is a subset that represents the entire population. group where you will collect data from. statistic is a numeric characteristic of a sample. SAMPLING INFERENCE WAYS TO DETERMINE SAMPLE SIZE An important task of a researcher is to determine the acceptable sample size. The larger the sample, the more reliable the results of the study. Universal Sampling When the total is equal or less than 100, this same number may serve as the sample size. or available Sample Size Calculator Online also called the scientific sampling sampling interval= N/n
