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response of all _

  • an entire group
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sample

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response of # __

  • part of a population
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population

response of all _

  • an entire group
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sample

response of # __

  • part of a population
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data

% of would, while % would not

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population parameter

numerical description of all of a population

  • senior class score
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sample statistic

numerical description of part of a population

  • 1,000 US adults
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qualitative

attributes and labels

  • hair color, phone numbers, zip codes
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quantitative

measurements and counts

  • scores, GPAs, weight, height
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nominal

categorized qualitative data only (not arranged in a meaningful order)

  • labels of movies, phone numbers, allergies
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ordinal

qualitative or quantitative data in order/ranked

  • top five lists, teams, pain level
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interval

ordered with meaningful differences, can go below 0

  • years, temperature,
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ratio

ordered with meaningful differences, cannot go below 0

  • salary, heart rate, weight
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observational

observes and measures characteristics, nothing is changed

  • no treatment being recieved by patients
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experiment

treatment and control group

  • treatment is applied
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simple random sample

every person has the same chance of being selected

  • random digit dialing
  • bias: not everyone has the form of media the researcher uses
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stratified

a few members from each group are sampled

  • students divided by class and a few are used
  • bias: one class may be a majority/underrepresentation
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cluster

every member from a few groups are sampled

  • selecting every household in a district from some grids
  • bias: selected groups may not represent the whole pop.
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systematic

every member is assigned a number and randomly selected

  • stopping every fourth person and interviewing them
  • bias: proximity and type of location samples are leaving
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convenience

samples are easy to get

  • interviewing friends
  • bias: underrepresentation, biased opinions