WorksheetsSampling Techniques
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
A part of the entire population size taken by a researcher.
Sample
Portion
Part
Group
The process of selecting that specific part of the population size.
RCBD
CRD
Sampling
Grouping
Which formula is usually used in getting a sample?
Richardson Formula
Spearman Rho Formula
Spearman-Brown Formula
Sloven's Formula
Which of the following does not belong to Simple Random Sampling?
Table of Random Numbers
Tabulator
Lottery Techniques
Random Number Generator
This sampling technique makes use of taking a unit at random from the first k unit and every kth subsequent unit.
Stratified
Systematic
Simple
Multi-stage
This type of sampling subdivides the population into subpopulations.
Stratified
Systematic
Simple
Cluster
This type of sampling makes use of blocks or districts as a sampling frame in order to cut down a huge population size.
Systematic
Stratified
Simple
Cluster
A type of sampling that needs to select the sample size more than once.
Stratified
Simple
Systematic
Multi-stage
This is a reason for sampling which emphasizes on saving time, resources and effort.
Practicality
Economy
Necessity
Ethicality
A reason for sampling which gives importance to the fact that testing might be destructive to a population. Therefore, only a portion of that population will be affected.
Practicality
Economy
Necessity
Comprehensiveness
