Soc Methods 2.8

What are weights used to adjust for?

If something is not generalizable, then what is it?

This Non-Random Sampling Method diversifies sampling by including set numbers of cases for each different type

Random error is an example of _____

What percentage of a student's day is spent in class is an example of _____ statistics.

The majority of students sampled liked Fridays is an example of ______ statistics.

What is the Sequential Interviewing/Extended Case Method?

This random sampling method selects from random groups within naturally occurring groups in the population

Weights are typically used in this method of sampling:

The left target is an example of _____ error

Sampling is the process of what?

Studies with high systematic error produce _____ and _____ results.

What % of respondants lived out of state is an example of a(n) _____ statistics question.

________ happens when the sampling procedure reduces the chances that some kinds of people will be included in the study

This random sampling method is like SRS except the researcher will use a random number as the start value

This Non-Random Sampling Method is based on whoever is convenient to include in the sample

How do you reduce systematic error?

Selection Bias and Non-Response Bias are examples of what?

______ the set of people/units who are actually in the study.

How do you reduce random error?

A ______ is the entire group of people (or other units of analysis) that a researcher is trying to study

What % of Spotify listeners switched from Apple Music is a(n) _______ statistics question.

Studies with high random error produce _____ and _____ results.

Exam averages are examples of ______ statistics.

________ happens when people/units don’t cooperate. Some are selected but refuse or hide.

This random sampling method uses prior information about the population to construct a sample using strata

This Non-Random Sampling Method involves choosing each case for a reason – often because of outside knowledge

A sampling frame is a (usually perfect) operationalization of a population.

This random sampling method selects based strictly on chance and the probability of selection is the same for every case

This Non-Random Sampling Method involves asking participants to refer other participants