Exam 5: Sampling

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The entire universe of people or units one is interested in studying is the

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_____________ is a method for pooling together multiple smaller studies to get a much bigger, combined study.

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______ sampling starts by dividing the population into groups such as male or female and then obtains a desired number of interviews or observations in each group.

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_________ is a statement of statistical sampling precision.

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A professor is studying relationships between siblings .Twins are a group of special interest .Which of the following would be a way to make sure enough twins are in the study to examine as a separate subgroup?

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When data are collected on the entire population, this type of study is referred to as

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A researcher recruited participants for a survey about experiences with unemployment through an advertisement and offered free resume reviews and job search services as incentives .The respondents were thus more likely to be motivated to search for a job, compared to nonrespondents .This problem is called

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The process of estimating characteristics of an entire group of units based on the characteristics of a subset of that group is called making

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The typical error you expect to see in the results of a sample when compared to the actual population is referred to as:

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A city manager wanted to find out what residents think of new parking rules recently put in place .He published some survey questions in an insert in the local newspaper and directed interested individuals to drop off the form at city hall .What type of sampling strategy is this?

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A student found that her survey respondents did not reflect the population of the city she was studying .She used existing population characteristics including race and age to adjust her results .This is called

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Many repeated samples of identical sizes obtained in the identical way from the same population form a:

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A ____________ is a list, map, or other operational representation of the population from which the sample can be selecteD.

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The selection of people or subjects to include in a study is called

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A ____________ is the population that the research seeks to investigate in the first place.

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A local health department conducted a survey by calling household telephones in order to ask questions related to HIV/AIDS prevention and related behaviors .The survey, however, did not call cell phones and thus missed many younger people .This problem is called

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The measure of similarity within clusters in multistage sampling is called the

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A doctor wanted to learn about the use of preventive health care services among low-income men .She conducted a survey in the waiting room of the clinic where she workeD .This type of sample is called

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Since it is often not possible to collect data from every person or unit of interest, researchers often select a subset of units called a

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Which of the following is not an example of complex survey sampling?

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