Unit 2

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Types of samples:

Convenience sample, voluntary response sample, simple random sample, stratified random sample, cluster random sample

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Why do people use convenience samples?

Easy to reach

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What happens during voluntary response samples?

People choose to reply

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What can convenience sample and voluntary response lead to?

Bias

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Procedure for simple random sample:

Assign numbers → random number generator → select

Write names on slips of paper → shuffle names in hat → select

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How to take stratified random sample?

Split population into strata → choose SRS from each strata

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What does the individuals in each strata have?

Shared attributes or characteristics

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What kind of grouping is stratified random sampling?

Homogeneous

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When does a sampling method produce the best estimates?

If have low bias and low variability

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A number that describes an entire population:

Parameter

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A number that describes a sample:

Statistic

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In a stratified random sample, we sample ______ from ______

Some from all groups

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In a cluster random sample, are groups homogeneous or heterogeneous?

Heterogeneous

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In a cluster random sample, we sample ______ from ______

All from some groups

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How to conduct a systematic random sample?

Choose random starting point and use equal intervals

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Some people are less likely to be chosen:

Undercoverage

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Examples of undercoverage:

Calling landlines, surveying homeowners

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People can’t be reached or refuse to answer:

Nonresponse

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Examples of nonresponse bias:

People don’t answer or hang up phone call

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What problems does response bias involve?

Problems in data gathering instrument or process

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Examples of response biases:

People lying, working of question

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What type of bias is about people lying when answering survey?

Self reported response bias

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In observational studies, can you say that explanatory variable caused response variable?

No

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In observational studies, why can’t you say that explanatory variable caused response variable?

There may be confounding variable

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What is the confounding variable related to?

Explanatory variable

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What does confounding variable influence?

Response variable

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Are treatments imposed in observational studies?

No

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Are treatments imposed in experiments?

Yes

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What do experiments allow us to show?

Causation

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What/who treatment is imposed on:

Experimental units

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What is done (or not done) to experimental units:

Treatments