A) judgment
B) quota
C) sequential
D) systematic
E) convenience
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A) probability sampling.
B) stratified sampling.
C) systematic sampling.
D) quota sampling.
E) random sampling.
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A) they allow an assessment of sampling error.
B) they are not as representative of the population as probability samples.
C) they involve personal judgment somewhere in the selection of sample elements.
D) there is only one basic type of nonprobability sample while there are several types of probability samples.
E) they tend to be more expensive than probability samples.
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A) area sampling data is easy to tabulate and analyze.
B) they don't require probability-based methods of element selection.
C) results can be generalized from one area to another without loss of statistical efficiency.
D) they don't require a list of elements from the population of interest.
E) the results are more understandable for the general public than other, more complex plans.
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A) Stratified sample
B) Systematic sample
C) Simple random sample
D) Cluster sample
E) Quota sample
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A) probability sample.
B) nonprobability sample.
C) random sample.
D) sequential sample.
E) quota sample.
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A) the need for accuracy, that benefits be considered
B) a small number of areas be used, few areas be used
C) a large number of areas be used, few areas be used
D) that a small sample size can be used to predict accurately, possible losses due to faulty predictions can be costly
E) that a large number of areas be used, a large number of observations within each area be collected
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A) close in value as possible within each strata.
B) far apart in value as possible between any two strata.
C) far apart in value as possible within each strata.
D) Both b and c
E) Both a and b.
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A) the students who were selected for the actual tests.
B) the students who volunteered.
C) all the students in the class.
D) the students who were not selected.
E) all the students in the school.
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A) those entering the sample happen to be where the study is being done when it is being done.
B) the proportion of those possessing a given characteristic is balanced against the proportion of the population possessing the characteristic.
C) each field worker is allowed to judge whether any given respondent would be a good representative of the population.
D) the sample elements are hand picked by the investigator because it is expected they can offer the contributions sought.
E) they are superior to other forms of sampling for descriptive studies.
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A) cluster sample, the parent population is divided into mutually exclusive and exhaustive subsets.
B) stratified sample, the parent population is divided into mutually exclusive and exhaustive subsets.
C) stratified sample, a simple random sample of elements is chosen independently from each group or subset, while in a cluster sample, a random sample of the subsets is selected.
D) cluster sample, a simple random sample of elements is chosen independently from each group or subset, while in a stratified sample, a random sample of the subsets is selected.
E) None of the above.
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A) Variability, precision, and confidence.
B) Variability, precision, and population size.
C) Precision, confidence, and population size.
D) Precision, population size, and costs.
E) None of the above.
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A) ensures adequate representation from each stratum of interest.
B) can produce more precise sample statistics.
C) allows for the comparison of variables between strata.
D) Both b and c
E) All of the above.
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A) Unlisted phone numbers.
B) Not all homes have phones.
C) Double counting homes with multiple phone numbers.
D) The phone book is always outdated.
E) All of the above are problems when sampling from phone books.
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A) It is relatively easy to verify whether the sample is representative.
B) Field workers' personal judgments govern the choice of sample members.
C) The quotas per field worker usually mirror the distribution of characteristics in the population.
D) Quota samples are an example of nonprobability sampling.
E) Both a and c.
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A) Simple random sample
B) Systematic sample
C) Judgment sample
D) Convenience sample
E) Quota sample
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A) Convenience
B) Quota
C) Nonprobability
D) Probability
E) Judgment
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