3.5 - Sampling Flashcards

1
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What is Sampling?

A

The selection of a representative group of consumers from a large population

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2
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How do you conduct Random Sampling?

A
  1. List all members of the target population

2. Use a random method to choose

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3
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How do you conduct Stratified Sampling?

A
  1. Identify Strata (groups) in the target population

2. Use random method to select sample

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4
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How do you conduct Quota Sampling?

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  1. Get sample breakdown to represent the target market
  2. Identify segments or subgroups
  3. Allocate % of each segment
  4. Reflect % in sample
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5
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What will the value of sampling depend on?

A

The sampling technique used
The size of the sample
How the sample was carried out

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6
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What will the size of the sample depend on?

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Availability of budget as research can be expensive and other resources
The importance of manpower
The required degree of confidence in results and attitudes to risk

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What are the benefits of sampling?

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Reduces time (fewer people to survey)
If the right people are surveyed, it should be representative of the target population
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8
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What are the drawbacks of sampling?

A

Samples may be unrepresentative

The data collected may be inaccurate

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