Chapter 4: Sampling And Design Flashcards

1
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Random selection of subjects from population gives us a sample that well represents population?

A

Yes

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2
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Subjects invited to the sample w/o respect to grouping

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Simple random sample

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3
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Which sampling is this in practice?
List population
Assign members a #
Randomly generate sample size #s
Sample subjects that correspond to the selected #s

A

Simple random sample

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4
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Select random starting point then invite subjects to the study at fixed intervals (every subject)

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Systematic random sample

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5
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Population divided into groups (strata); randomly select same # of subjects from every group

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Stratified random sampling

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6
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Population is divided into clusters then researchers randomly select some # of the group & all members of chosen groups are invited to the study

A

Cluster sampling

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7
Q

Can be trouble if interval aligns with pattern in data

A

Systematic random sample

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8
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Every group is guaranteed representation

A

Stratified random sampling

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9
Q

When misapplied large secretion of population can be missed

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Cluster sampling

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