5.1: Sampling Methods, Central Limit Theorem, and Standard Error Flashcards

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Sampling Error is…?

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The difference of sample and population means.

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Sampling Distribution is a probability distribution of a…

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Statistic obtained from a larger number of samples drawn from a specific population.

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What are the two types of Sampling methods?

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Probability and Non-probability sampling.

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What does the Probability Sampling allow?

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It allows for every member of the population to have an equal chance of being selected.

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How a subset of a larger population that is created in a way that each population element has equal chance of being selected is called?

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Simple Random Sampling.

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What is the procedure in which every kth member is selected until reaching the desired sample size?

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Systemic sampling.

The results of such sampling should be approx. random.

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Stratified Random Sampling is done by?

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Dividing the population into subpopulations (strata) based on one or more classification criteria. Than selecting simple random samples.

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Cluster sampling is a procedure in which…?

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A population is split into groups (clusters) representative of the population and then randomly drawing certain clusters to form a sample.

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What are the other probability considerations in a non-probability sampling plan?

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Sampler’s judgement and convenience in accessing the data.

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Central Limit Theorem (CLT) states that as the sample size gets larger, the distribution approximates to be?

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Normaly distributed.

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Standard error of population mean is calculated as?

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σ x̄ = σ / √n

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If we don’t know the standard deviation of a population, we use the following formula:

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S x̄ = S / √n

S - standard deviation of a sample.

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Point Estimate is a single numerical estimate of an unknown quantity, such as…

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A population parameter.

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Three desirable properties of estimators:

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Unbiasedness (lack of bias), efficiency, and consistency.

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