Across
- 2. Bias resulting from non-neutral wording of a survey
- 4. Describes an observational study in which data are collected in real time
- 5. An estimate of a population parameter obtained via sampling
- 6. The tendency for a sample to consistently over or underestimate the population parameter
- 8. A measurable value of population that is usually unknown and estimated via sampling
- 10. Describes a sampling method that combines one or more than one scheme
- 12. A sampling method in which every nTH individual or entity is recorded or observed
- 14. A sampling method in which the sampled individuals or objects are the easiest to reach
- 15. Describes a sample in which each member of the population is equally likely to be selected
- 16. Data collection by observing and recording all memember of the population
- 18. The tendency from one sample to differ from another despite being of the same population
- 20. Bias resulting from a survey in which participants are most likely to lie or fail to respond
Down
- 1. Bias resulting from sampling design in which participants have the choice to respond
- 3. Describes an observational study in which previously recorded data are collected and then analyzed
- 7. The list of individuals or items from which the sample is drawn
- 9. A sampling method best used when the population is similar in characteristics
- 11. A sampling method in which each member of the population is equally likely to be selected
- 13. Data collection by observing and recording a subset of the population
- 17. A sampling method best used when the population is very different in one or more characteristics
- 19. Bias resulting from an improperly designed study in which certain members of the population cannot be selected