It is the collection of elements under consideration of statistical inquiry.

• Sample Space

• SPACE

• SAMPLE

• POPULATION

The ________________ is the population we want to study.

• target population

• sampled population

• elementary unit or element

• sample unit

The _______________ is the population from where we actually select the sample.

• target population

• sampled population

• elementary unit or element

• sampling unit

The _______________ is a member of the population whose measurement on the variable of interest is what we wish to examine.

• target population

• sampled population

• elementary unit or element

• sampling unit

The _____________________ is a unit of the population that we select in our sample.

• target population

• sampled population

• elementary unit or element

• sampling unit

The ________________ sampling frame or frame is a list or map showing all the sampling units in the population.

• sampling frame or frame

• elementary unit

• Sampled population

• target population

______________________ is the error attributed to the variation present among the computed values of the statistic from the different possible samples consisting of n elements.

• Sampling error

• Non-sampling error

• Population error

• sampled error

_________________ is the error from other sources apart from sampling fluctuations.

• Sampling error

• Non-sampling error

• sampled error

• population error

_____________________ is a method of selecting a sample wherein each element in the population has known, nonzero chance of being included in the sample.

• Probability sampling

• Non-probability sampling

• sampling

• sampling error

_________ is a probability sampling method wherein all possible subsets consisting of n elements selected from the N elements of the population have the same chances of selection

• Simple random sampling

• Stratified sampling

• Systematic Sampling

• Multistage sampling