Math Stats Vocab

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Population

The entire group of individuals we want an information about

(All the students at PCHS)

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Sample

A subset of the population

(All the students taking Math III Honors)

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Parameter

The value that represents the characteristics describing the population?

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Statistic

Value that represents the characteristic describing the sample

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Simple Random Sample

n individuals from the population are chosen in such a way that every individual has an equal chance of being selected

(The best kind of sample)

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Stratified Sample

The population is divided into group called strata based on similar characteristics, then the individuals are randomly selected from each group

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Cluster Sample

The population is divided into groups called Clusters based on location and convenience then 1 or 2 groups are randomly selected, and everyone in those groups is sampled

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Systemic Sample

Every nth individual is chosen from a selected starting point in the population

(every 5th person)

(every 10th person)

etc.

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Convenience Sample

Individuals are chosen from a group that is easily accessible to the researcher

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Voluntary Response Sample

Individuals who volunteer for the sample

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Voluntary Response (Bias)

People are self selected to respond

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Convenience (Bias)

Sampling individuals who are easy to ask

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Under-coverage (Bias)

Some groups of the population are underrepresented of the sample

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Non-response (Bias)

Occurs when an individual for the sample cannot be contacted or unwilling

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Response (Bias)

Occurs when you get false/misleading answers

(caused by the respondent or the interviewer)

Ex. Smoking could kill your child. Would you allow your child to smoke?

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Lurking Variables (Bias)

Variables that are not accounted for in the study and may not have been considered by the researcher

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Wording (Bias)

When the wording of a question is confusing/misleading, leading to dishonest or skewed opinions