What is a population?

• The entire group of people or objects to which the findings of the study generally apply.

• A specific study population.

• The subset of the entire population.

• A numeric characteristic of a sample.

What is a parameter?

• The entire group of people or objects to which the findings of the study generally apply.

• A numeric characteristic of a population, especially if it is very large.

• A subset of the entire population.

• A numeric characteristic of a sample.

What is a sample?

• The entire group of people or objects to which the findings of the study generally apply.

• A specific study population.

• A subset of the entire population or a group of individuals that represents the population.

• A numeric characteristic of a sample.

What is a statistic?

• The entire group of people or objects to which the findings of the study generally apply.

• A numeric characteristic of a population especially if it is very large.

• A subset of the entire population.

• A numeric characteristic of a sample.

What is an accessible population?

• The entire group of people or objects to which the findings of the study generally apply

• The specific study population

• A subset of the entire population

• The numeric characteristic of a sample

In a study about the common difficulties encountered by senior high school students in the technical-vocational track in their on the job-training in Region VII, what is the accessible population?

• All senior high school students in Region VII

• Senior high school students enrolled in the Technical Vocational Track

• Senior high school students enrolled within the school or district

• Senior high school students enrolled within the division of Cebu

In a study about the common difficulties encountered by senior high school students in the technical-vocational track in their on the job-training in Region VII, what is the target population?

• Senior high school students in Region VII

• Senior high school students in the technical-vocational track in Region VII

• Senior high school students in the technical-vocational track

• Senior high school students in the division of Cebu

What is a sample size?

• The numeric characteristic of a population

• The entire group of people or objects to which the findings of the study generally apply

• A subset of the entire population

• The number of individuals representing the population in the study

Which sampling procedure typically requires smaller sample sizes?

• Non-probability sampling

• Convenience sampling

• Quota sampling

• Probability sampling

What does a larger sample size result in?

• Greater confusion

• Less reliable results

• Greater precision or accuracy of results

• More colorful data