JRM Chapter 7 Terms Flashcards

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Cluster sample

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  1. A probability sample that is used when no list of elements exists.
  2. Initial sample
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Convenience sample

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  1. Sampling people in an easy fashion, not recommended.
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Disproportionate sample

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  1. stratified sample that over-represents a certain element.
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Element

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  1. Unit of analysis being studied

2. Often individuals, cities, analyzed levels.

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Nonprobability sample

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  1. Each element in the total population has unknown probability of being selected.
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Population

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  1. Any well-defined set of units of analysis
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Population parameter

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  1. Characteristic/attribute in a population that can be quantified.
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Probability sample

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  1. sample where each element has known probability.
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Proportionate sample

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  1. Stratified sample that is proportional to population
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Purposive sample

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  1. a non-probability sample selected based on characteristics of a population and objective of the study.
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Quota sample

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  1. Elements sampled in proportion in representation to that of the population.
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Sample

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  1. Any subset of units collected from a population.
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Sample bias

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  1. Bias that happens when elements of population are excluded from a sample.
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Sampling error

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  1. Discrepancy between observed and true value from a portion of the population.
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Sampling fraction

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  1. Size of desired sample, divided by size of population.
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Snowball sample

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  1. Sample people, and utilize their connections to sample more people.
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Stratified sample

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  1. elements sharing one or more characteristics are grouped.
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Systematic sample

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  1. A probability sample where elements are selected from list of predetermined intervals.