Chapters 12-13 Flashcards

1
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survey­

A

asking questions of
subjects

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2
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population

A

an entire group of
individuals

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3
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census

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Everyone in the entire population is surveyed - ideal but impossible

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4
Q

sample

A

subset of a population

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5
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proper sample must be:

A

unbiased, random, with a size that represents the population

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6
Q

simple random sampling

A

First, establish a sample frame. then select a sample.

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7
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sample frame

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a list of individuals from which to draw the sample

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8
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stratified random sampling

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First, the population is divided into homogeneous groups called strata (stratum singular); second, a SRS is drawn from each stratum.

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9
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Cluster Sampling

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First, divide the population into similar heterogeneous groups in which each
cluster represents the population; second, choose one or few clusters at
random; third, survey the census of each chosen cluster.

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10
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Systematic Sampling

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A methodical system is assigned in the selection process of subjects. Every _th person

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11
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Multistage Sampling

A

combination of a bunch

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12
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Voluntary Response Sampling (bad)

A

a large group invited to respond

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13
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Convenience Sampling (bad)

A

respondents are chosen because they are easily accessible to the surveyors

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14
Q

Sources of Bias

A

undercoverage, non-respondent, and response bias

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15
Q

Observational study

A

Researchers observe subjects in the field and gather data

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16
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types of observational study

A

retrospective and prospective

17
Q

Experiment

A

A treatment applied to subjects to test a cause and effect relation

18
Q

factor in an experiment

A

explanatory variable

19
Q

response variable in an experiment

A

dependent variable

20
Q

treatments in an experiment

A

different combinations of factors

21
Q

samples have to be

A

unbiased, randomly chosen, and representative of the population

22
Q

Blocking

A

The subjects are grouped homogeneously, then the subjects of
each block are randomly assigned a treatment.

23
Q

control

A

The subjects do not undergo a treatment and they know that. A
control is counted as a treatment.

24
Q

Placebo

A

the subjects are given a treatment (a sugar pill) which has no effect,
but they do not know that.

25
Q

Matched Pair Design

A

a special case of a randomized block design

26
Q

simulation

A

models a real life scenario by using random numbers that specify the particular event