Producing Data Flashcards

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Sample Survey

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Participants provide the data/responses

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Observational Study

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Experimenter observes the participants and records the data or variables of interest

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Experiment

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Experimenter deliberately “imposes a treatment” on the units in order to observe a response

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Population

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Entire group of individuals that we are looking do describe

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5
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Population Parameter

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Number used to model or describe a population (uses greek letters)

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6
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Census

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Entire population is sampled

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Sample

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Smaller group of individuals selected from the population

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Voluntary Response Sampling

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Groups of individuals are invited to respond and data is collected

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Convenience Sampling

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Sample those who are convenient to us

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Bias

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Certain outcomes or views are systematically favored over others

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Measurement Bias

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Data or measuring of data is not accurate or doesn’t represent all views

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Response Bias

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Anything in survey design that influences responses (eg. wording)

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Non Response Bias

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Those selected do not respond

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Undercoverage Bias

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Some segments of the population are underrepresented or aren’t represented properly (result of bad sampling frame)

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15
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Sampling Frame

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Group from which you’re selecting your sample

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Simple Random Sample

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Number everyone in sampling frame, use random digit table to select random units

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Systematic Random Sampling

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Select every nth unit - Where to start? (pop size / sample size) = n R p, select random 1-(n+p), start with that

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Stratified Random Sampling

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Break population into classes (strata), conduct SRS within each group

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Quota Sampling

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Similar to Stratified Random Sampling, but number of selected units from each strata is based on percentage of population that strata takes up

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Cluster Sampling

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Select everything geographically close

21
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Multistage Cluster Sampling

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Survey US pop -> Select 5 states -> 3 counties in each state -> 4 blocks in each county -> everyone on block surveyed