Sampling Strategies Quiz

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Assess sampling methods and choices.

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Froggy Jumps Sampling Strategies QuizOnline version Assess sampling methods and choices. by romeo rabajante jr 1 What is the main difference between probability and non-probability sampling? a Non-probability sampling uses random selection. b Probability sampling uses random selection with known chances. c Probability sampling yields biased results. 2 Which sampling method stratifies the population into subgroups before sampling? a Snowball sampling. b Quota sampling. c Stratified sampling. 3 Which is a key consideration when determining sample size? a Desired precision and margin of error. b Color of the survey form. c Time of day data is collected. 4 Which sampling method clusters groups and samples whole clusters? a Systematic sampling. b Quota sampling. c Cluster sampling. 5 Systematic sampling selects every k-th element after a random start. a Judgment sampling. b Snowball sampling. c Systematic sampling. 6 What bias occurs when many selected participants do not respond? a Recall bias. b Hawthorne effect. c Nonresponse bias. 7 What is a sampling frame? a A method to measure variables. b A list of units from which a sample is drawn. c The study's hypothesis. 8 Which method reduces sampling error by ensuring proportional representation? a Convenience sampling. b Proportional stratified sampling. c Quota sampling. 9 Which bias arises when the sampling frame misses some groups? a Observer bias. b Recall bias. c Coverage bias. 10 Which sampling method uses existing respondents to recruit others? a Snowball sampling. b Simple random sampling. c Systematic sampling.

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Sampling Strategies QuizOnline version

Assess sampling methods and choices.

by romeo rabajante jr

What is the main difference between probability and non-probability sampling?

Non-probability sampling uses random selection.

Probability sampling uses random selection with known chances.

Probability sampling yields biased results.

Which sampling method stratifies the population into subgroups before sampling?

Snowball sampling.

Quota sampling.

Stratified sampling.

Which is a key consideration when determining sample size?

Desired precision and margin of error.

Color of the survey form.

Time of day data is collected.

Which sampling method clusters groups and samples whole clusters?

Systematic sampling.

Quota sampling.

Cluster sampling.

Systematic sampling selects every k-th element after a random start.

Judgment sampling.

Snowball sampling.

Systematic sampling.

What bias occurs when many selected participants do not respond?

Recall bias.

Hawthorne effect.

Nonresponse bias.

What is a sampling frame?

A method to measure variables.

A list of units from which a sample is drawn.

The study's hypothesis.

Which method reduces sampling error by ensuring proportional representation?

Convenience sampling.

Proportional stratified sampling.

Quota sampling.

Which bias arises when the sampling frame misses some groups?

Observer bias.

Recall bias.

Coverage bias.

Which sampling method uses existing respondents to recruit others?

Snowball sampling.

Simple random sampling.

Systematic sampling.

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Sampling Strategies Quiz

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What is the main difference between probability and non-probability sampling?

Which sampling method stratifies the population into subgroups before sampling?

Which is a key consideration when determining sample size?

Which sampling method clusters groups and samples whole clusters?

Systematic sampling selects every k-th element after a random start.

What bias occurs when many selected participants do not respond?

What is a sampling frame?

Which method reduces sampling error by ensuring proportional representation?

Which bias arises when the sampling frame misses some groups?

Which sampling method uses existing respondents to recruit others?

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