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Asking students eating in the cafeteria if they would like to be part of a study
Cheryl Beard
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Asking students eating in the cafeteria if they would like to be part of a study
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Difference between random sample and convenience sample?
random sample is a big sample and convenience sample is small sample
A convenience sample will usually result in?
under coverage
What is a convenience sample?
a sample that is conveniant. Such as voting. the sample is conveniant because it elects leaders
A sample that uses only people who are easy to contact is called a?
... convenience sample.
Which of these is usually true of a convenience sample?
It excludes those who are indifferent.
Difference between random sample and convenience sample?
random sample is a big sample and convenience sample is small sample
Under coverage may result from a?
Convenience sample
What is a convenience sample in math?
convenience sampling consists of two or more sample events.
A convenience sample will usually result in?
under coverage
What is a convenience sample?
a sample that is conveniant. Such as voting. the sample is conveniant because it elects leaders
What is Convenience sample?
a sample that is conveniant. Such as voting. the sample is conveniant because it elects leaders
What is opportunity sampling?
An other word for opportunity sample is a convenience sample. Normally, you would sample subject through a process of randomisation. A convenience sample is made up by people that are easy to come by. Often these samples contain freshman students, because they can be obligated to participate in a certain number of studies.
A sample that uses only people who are easy to contact is called a?
... convenience sample.
Which type of sample is selected to reflect the demographic characteristics of the population of interest?
Convenience sample
What is a usually true of a convenience sample?
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A convenience sample is made up of people who are?
easy to contact.
Which of these is usually true of a convenience sample?
It excludes those who are indifferent.
