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What is a population?

A whole set of items or people of interest

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What is a sample?

Subset of a population that represents the population

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What is a sampling frame?

Individual units of population

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What is a sampling frame?

List of sampling units

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What is a census?

Data collected from the entire population

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What are the advantages of a census?

  • More accurate results


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What are the disadvantages of a census?

  • Hard to manage data

  • Time-consuming


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What are the advantages of samples?

  • Cheap

  • Less data to process


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What are the disadvantages of a sample?

  • Less accurate

  • Not representative


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What are the three types of random sampling?

  • Simple

  • Systematic

  • Stratified


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How do you carry out simple random sampling?

  • Need sampling frame

  • Each item given a specific number

  • Use a random number generator to select items


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What are the advantages of simple random sampling?

  • No bias

  • Cheap


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What are the disadvantages of simple random sampling?

  • Sampling frame needed

  • Not suitable for large samples


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What is systematic sampling?

Samples chosen at regular intervals in an ordered list.

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What are the advantages of systematic sampling?

  • Easy to use

  • Suitable for large populations


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What are the disadvantages of systematic sampling?

  • Sampling frame is needed

  • Bias if sampling frame not random


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What is stratified sampling?

The population is divided into strata (groups) and a simple random sample is carried out in each group.

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What are the advantages of stratified sampling?

  • Data is proportionally represented


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What are the disadvantages of stratified sampling?

  • Time consuming placing population into strata


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What is quota sampling?

  • Researcher selects sample that is representative of whole population


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What are the advantages of quota sampling?

  • No sampling frame needed

  • Cheap


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What are the disadvantages of quota sampling?

Bias

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What is opportunity sampling?

  • Researcher takes observations at time of study


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What are the advantages of opportunity sampling?

  • Cheap

  • Easy to do


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What are the disadvantages of opportunity sampling?

Non-representative result

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What is discrete data?

Data measured at specific values

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What is continuous data?

Data that can take any value in a given range