How to Sample in SurveysThis book shows readers how to select & use the most appropriate sampling methods for their survey. It covers myriad sampling techniques, and describes criteria, the logic in estimating standard errors, and how to calculate the response rate. |
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Sampling Errors | 25 |
How Much Is Enough? | 34 |
Sampling Units and the Unit of Analysis | 49 |
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