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A problem with nonprobability samples is: a. they are always more representative than nonprobability ...

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Which of the following regarding probability samples is FALSE? a. Evaluation of the precision of a ...

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A parameter represents: a. the geographical boundary of a population. b. certain characteristics of ...

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The sampling distribution of a statistic refers to the: a. distribution of all possible sample ...

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When stratifying the population, the characteristics should be as: a. close in value as possible ...

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To develop a representative, systematic sample of personal income, the population census: a. should ...

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The primary advantage of area sampling plans is: a. area sampling data is easy to tabulate and ...

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If we were to ask college students To what extent do they value a college degree? which type of ...

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Which of the following estimated population proportions would require the largest size sample to ...

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Sample size (n) is related to the degree of the confidence (1-alpha) in that the: a. larger the ...

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In stratified random sampling, a sample of population units is randomly selected from each stratum ...

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Respondents can misunderstand, guess, lose attention, suffer distractions, and fatigue. These are ...

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Precision refers to the degree to which one can feel confident that an estimate approximates the ...

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A(n) ____________________ is a subset of elements from a larger group of objects. Fill in the ...

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

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The difference between the observed values of a variable and the long-run average of the observed ...

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Nonsampling errors occur because of errors in: a. conceptionalization of the response project. b. ...

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The best way to reduce nonsampling errors is to: a. increase sample size. b. improve data ...

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The probability of finding someone home is greater for: a. high-income families. b. low-income ...

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Blame for response errors is usually assigned to: a. the researcher. b. the respondent. c. Both a ...

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Effective strategy(ies) to increase initial response rates is(are): a. ask respondent to complete a ...

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The response rate functions to: a. assess the likely influence of nonresponse error on the study's ...

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The lower the response rate, the: a. more likely it is that response error will affect research ...

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Which of the following statements concerning response incentives is FALSE? a. Monetary incentives ...

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Errors introduced into the study during data processing are: a. Type I errors. b. nonobservation ...

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