Question 1

Compare and contrast probability and nonprobability sampling.

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Question 2

The difference between results obtained from a sample and results that would have been obtained had information been gathered from or about every member of the population is called ____________________.

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Question 3

A sample in which each target population element has a known, nonzero chance of being included in the sample is called a(n) ____________________ sample.

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Question 4

A(n) ____________________ sample is a nonprobability sample chosen so that the proportion of sample elements with certain characteristics is about the same as the proportion of the elements with the characteristics of the target population.

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Question 5

A(n) ____________________ is a form of cluster sampling in which areas such as census tracts or blocks serve as the primary sampling units.

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Quiz 9: Developing the Sampling Plan

Compare and contrast probability and nonprobability sampling.

The difference between results obtained from a sample and results that would have been obtained had information been gathered from or about every member of the population is called ____________________.

A sample in which each target population element has a known, nonzero chance of being included in the sample is called a(n) ____________________ sample.

A(n) ____________________ sample is a nonprobability sample chosen so that the proportion of sample elements with certain characteristics is about the same as the proportion of the elements with the characteristics of the target population.

A(n) ____________________ is a form of cluster sampling in which areas such as census tracts or blocks serve as the primary sampling units.