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1. (a) This technique of sampling cannot be used for a large sample. It is applicable only for small sample. (b) This technique is time consuming, costly, and requires more competition. (c) Its planning and administration is more complicated. 5. Multi-Stage Sampling This sample is more comprehensive and representative of the population. In.

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2. Nov 28,  · a) Sampling errors and b) non sampling errors. a) Sampling errors: Even after taking care in selecting sample, there may be chances that true value is not equal to the observed value because estimation is based upon a part of the population not on the whole. Hence sampling give rise to certain errors known as sampling errors.

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3. Question No 3. Tests Using Contingency Tables: A researcher selected sample of customs from 4 companies and asked them if the companies care give warranty on sold items or not.

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4. This sampling method is not a fixed or predefined selection process. This makes it difficult for all elements of a population to have equal opportunities to be included in a sample. In this blog, we discuss the various probability and non-probability sampling methods that you can implement in .

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5. Systematic Sampling •Systematic sampling: can be a simple way to do stratified sampling (proportional to size) –Basic idea: take every kth element in list-based sampling frame, •Sort frame by strata •If k is fractional, round up or down •Select a random integer between 1 .

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7. Find out how to avoid the 5 most common types of sampling errors to increase your research's credibility and potential for impact.

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8. Jan 18,  · The main sources of the non-sampling errors are  Lack of proper specification of the domain of study and scope of investigation,  Incomplete coverage of the population or sample (inability to respond/Refusal to respond/inability to contact)  Faulty definition (Mistake)  Defective methods of data collection and Tabulation errors (Researcher effect).

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9. 1 day ago · Again, with a sample size of five, the average deviation output is not significant. But by repeatedly testing the setup for different keyword sets, we observed a similar pattern.

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