Chapter 1. Inference about the Population
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Questions 1-2
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Question 1.1
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Correct. Statistical inference is using information from a sample to draw conclusions about a population.
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Question 1.2
SoSsjvDXkAZ0nlB22dD3bzrPsQDIqQcrqsHS14JGrPpCMWChc83bQY0Vnx3mXuFFkqoftWJNzcZQGVF0y6YkG4kGwqlm/Fbw8cgJBUusgUOwtoqkkapjcDj1+5w=Incorrect. Statistical inference is only valid for random samples.
Correct. Statistical inference is only valid for random samples.
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Questions 3-7
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Question 1.3
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Correct. Respondents are selected based on convenience rather than with a random device so a convenience sample is not a random sample.
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Question 1.4
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Question 1.5
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Question 1.6
zOQAuEaIaVKnZSWCpuI64dZZ+hyG0YkfKPQnzhCBsyijPxZiweH/EH5vdddIYhgC4fHFcoN7nM5c3BrIohbVg7HmdV+Jn+rDYjjX88MxrPbZJ8+Bo4RL80cTZ+I7E5LJCQNqfpyGPACABbpqBL+PTG0POZcYJVP+Lu83sw==Incorrect. If a sample is truly random, then we CAN compute the probability of getting that sample.
Correct. If a sample is truly random, then we CAN compute the probability of getting that sample.
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Question 1.7
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Correct. This is a correct statement.
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Questions 8-10
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Question 1.8
3t0VZMsYZJYDlJxdC4avFzujBRijKcNLSaYDlKHjhEbWKikTzLazZZ4h8bMJINxuzcKbRA7SRwXwZXVfVKub9gjEqrmYFYZK27IC2WL6PhWxCKLWoaFRyG96PYp4KIaeJdPJN7NdKlSwy8D5nBWPQYb9M8qg1I6lvl8fSJiyHFpFepcF4wOvGilk+VI/TcOXbiXmewR9uO1VKOl+S7tXpgGAQiyvFuxLHVG84E51W/a3HkJ+Hrvvf00eMwTBETafAWIIoazek6mH+Alwv1bprg8iRj1DpdToYaSTGwIDPREcriNIPPxnbA==Incorrect. A non-random sample is easier to obtain than a random sample.
Correct. A non-random sample is easier to obtain than a random sample.
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Question 1.9
9FBrnw0qnl9zrq5bwssaBeTPUEdmwyxHAAFYjUrKVu2oH1Dajq1dycPiNEIDg+wFYrYpVMP4FPM/FI2XBP3aaUKufuho05DCWB6EI8EpuVsxbdwh1RFxvzcSTnjv4AjkGvHgxlqybag9xqotw4lnqkOS5OhFvUSETv1fvUvR/oV9fjZVppy87rVrlLWWEvgHumOkfq4GB/K5UUQjZEFBx4a8CpdpAf11rxI5XzBQGuQ/ALYc/FMIRU6LFsbJKbztPw9RgbCyfGwxSph7M9yXX54OrTE1VoaRFRyfadr6YK3Ph50K7F0kmSSFFJo6Jn++bwYwr6GLqQ+NYtmNobMWQmQAO5U=Incorrect. Random samples are required for statistical inference so that bias is minimal, probabilities can be computed and sampling error can be measured.
Correct. Random samples are required for statistical inference so that bias is minimal, probabilities can be computed and sampling error can be measured.
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Question 1.10
TV+Noo8W0OTyC4XH2tTc3zK/21w5Xg+j/sARSREMQ3ttipSsw0etC0h1KrYN0Nyl4TNylSng8dyJcFtzPrzgRlCkAHXIxwviWUrJMPYyhgeCZb+KEeSfYldVIGa4jn6T5Duvpz5F6Dv09bjm161B3XyrsMzUrTBjWP9/DlDYyBoarMQEESvD8IYNwQMkBaBVIncorrect. Both types of sampling could have non-response or response bias. Care must be taken to minimize response bias in a random sample.
Correct. Both types of sampling could have non-response or response bias. Care must be taken to minimize response bias in a random sample.
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Questions 11-12
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Question 1.11
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Question 1.12
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Correct. Because random samples use a random device to select individuals to be sampled, laws of probability can be applied to the results.
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Questions 13-15
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Question 1.13
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Correct. It is unlikely that the results from a random sample are exactly the same as the population.
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Question 1.14
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Correct. Even if two samples are taken at random, the sample results will differ due to chance.
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Question 1.15
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