CHALLENGE!!! Based on the following groups of names, identify a sampling method that may have been used to collect the samples listed. Group 1. Shaggy, Fred, Scooby, Thelma, Daphne Group 2. Paul, John, George, Ringo Group 3. Joey, Monica, Rachel, Ross, Chandler, Pheobe Group 4. Susan, Elmo, Ernie, Oscar, Zoe, Maria

Joey, Monica, Fred, Paul, Daphne

Susan, Elmo, Ernie, Oscar, Zoe, Maria

Shaggy, Fred, George, John, Joey, Chandler, Susan, Ernie

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Sampling Methods and Techniques

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Match the Sampling Method to the image displayed. Assume that the purple and green represent the entire population and green is those sampled.

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(a) is a method that assigns a numerical label to an individual of the population and then chooses numbers utilizing a drawing or generator for the sample.

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(a) is a method that divides the population into groups and then randomly selects entire groups to survey for the sample.

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(a) is a method that randomly selects a beginning number and then selects every nth person after that.

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DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

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(a) is a method that divides the population into groups and then randomly selects some members from each group as the sample.

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DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

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(a) is a method that selects individuals that are easy to reach whether by proximity or means (in the same room, proximity - or can easily send an email, means) .

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Glamour Magazine collects data on its readers by asking them to fill out and send in a survey from the March issue.

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Sampling Methods and Techniques

17 questions

Match the Sampling Method to the image displayed. Assume that the purple and green represent the entire population and green is those sampled.

(a) is a method that assigns a numerical label to an individual of the population and then chooses numbers utilizing a drawing or generator for the sample.

(a) is a method that divides the population into groups and then randomly selects entire groups to survey for the sample.

(a) is a method that randomly selects a beginning number and then selects every nth person after that.

(a) is a method that divides the population into groups and then randomly selects some members from each group as the sample.

(a) is a method that selects individuals that are easy to reach whether by proximity or means (in the same room, proximity - or can easily send an email, means) .

Glamour Magazine collects data on its readers by asking them to fill out and send in a survey from the March issue.

A farmer divides his orchard into 50 subsections, randomly selects 4, and samples all the trees within those subsections.

A group of lobbyists has a list of the 100 senators. They decide to talk to every 7th senator on the list about their position on farm subsidies.

A teacher puts all her students' names in a hat, then selects 3 names from the hat. These students will take a standardized test.

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Sampling Methods and Techniques

17 questions

Match the Sampling Method to the image displayed. Assume that the purple and green represent the entire population and green is those sampled.

​ (a) is a method that assigns a numerical label to an individual of the population and then chooses numbers utilizing a drawing or generator for the sample.

​ (a) is a method that divides the population into groups and then randomly selects entire groups to survey for the sample.

​ (a) is a method that randomly selects a beginning number and then selects every nth person after that.

​ (a) is a method that divides the population into groups and then randomly selects some members from each group as the sample.

​ (a) is a method that selects individuals that are easy to reach whether by proximity or means (in the same room, proximity - or can easily send an email, means) .

Glamour Magazine collects data on its readers by asking them to fill out and send in a survey from the March issue.

A farmer divides his orchard into 50 subsections, randomly selects 4, and samples all the trees within those subsections.

A group of lobbyists has a list of the 100 senators. They decide to talk to every 7th senator on the list about their position on farm subsidies.

A teacher puts all her students' names in a hat, then selects 3 names from the hat. These students will take a standardized test.

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(a) is a method that assigns a numerical label to an individual of the population and then chooses numbers utilizing a drawing or generator for the sample.

(a) is a method that divides the population into groups and then randomly selects entire groups to survey for the sample.

(a) is a method that randomly selects a beginning number and then selects every nth person after that.

(a) is a method that divides the population into groups and then randomly selects some members from each group as the sample.

(a) is a method that selects individuals that are easy to reach whether by proximity or means (in the same room, proximity - or can easily send an email, means) .