Unit 4 Flashcards

(12 cards)

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What are the three types of samples?

A

Convenience sampling, Random Sampling, and Voluntary response sampling

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Define a stratified sample:

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The population is first split into groups. The overall sample consists of some members from every group. The members from each group are chosen randomly.

A population is split into homogeneous groups. From each group, a random sample is selected

Homogeneous groups

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Define cluster sample

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A population is split into heterogeneous groups. Then, a random sample is taken from each group

Hetero groups

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4
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What is a non-response rate?

When is it used?

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Non-response occurs in a sample when an individual who has been chosen for a sample can not be contacted or refused to participate

used in sampling

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5
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What is response bias?

When is it used?

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Response bias is when a individual gives an un-honest response

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What is under-coverage?

when is it used?

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Undercoverage is when a sample does not represent the whole population

this is used in a sample

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what are the four types of random sampling?

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SRS, Stratified, Clustered, Systematic,

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8
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Do experiments have a bias?

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no, they have confounding variables

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9
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What responses lead to bias?

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voluntary response, convenience response, under coverage, non-response, and response bias

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10
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what are the types of sampling errors

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Voluntary response and convenience sample

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What is sampling variability

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The variation in statistical information from a sample when random sampling is repeated.

Sampling variability decreases as sample size increases.

They do not result in perfect estimates for a value in a population

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12
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what is statistical significance?

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how likely it is that the results of your experiment are due to the effect or the relationship, rather than random chance

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