Population, sample and sampling methods Flashcards

1
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can a sample be bigger than the pop

A

somehow, yse

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2
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4 methods of probability sampling

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simple random
stratified
systematic
cluster

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3
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describe simple random

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people chosen at random

  • unbiased: each person equal chance of selection
  • independent
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4
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describe stratified

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Relevant strata are identified; people are randomly selected from each strata

–> may not be proportional if wanting to account for small groups

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5
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describe systematic sampling

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order pop
organise into intervals
randomly select starting person within interval
then go to the next interval

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6
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describe cluster sampling

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find clusters - schools, workplaces, home etc

randomly select clusters to take part

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7
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non probability sampling methods?

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convenience sampling

snowball sampling

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8
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define: population at risk

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only those who are capable of getting the disease

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