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Who’s who
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 1 Who’s Who? The Who of a survey can refer to different groups, and the resulting ambiguity can tell you a lot about the success of a study. To start, think about the population of interest. Often, you’ll find that this is not really a well- defined group. Even if the population is clear, it may not be a practical group to study.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 2 Who’s Who? (cont.) Second, you must specify the sampling frame. Usually, the sampling frame is not the group you really want to know about. The sampling frame limits what your survey can find out.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 3 Who’s Who? (cont.) Then there’s your target sample. These are the individuals for whom you intend to measure responses. You’re not likely to get responses from all of them—nonresponse is a problem in many surveys.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 4 Who’s Who? (cont.) Finally, there is your sample—the actual respondents. These are the individuals about whom you do get data and can draw conclusions. Unfortunately, they might not be representative of the sample, the sampling frame, or the population.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 5 Who’s Who? (cont.) At each step, the group we can study may be constrained further. The Who keeps changing, and each constraint can introduce biases. A careful study should address the question of how well each group matches the population of interest.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 6 Who’s Who? (cont.) One of the main benefits of simple random sampling is that it never loses its sense of who’s Who. The Who in an SRS is the population of interest from which we’ve drawn a representative sample. (That’s not always true for other kinds of samples.)
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 7 Who’s Who? (cont.)
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 8 The Valid Survey It isn’t sufficient to just draw a sample and start asking questions. Before you set out to survey, ask yourself: What do I want to know? Am I asking the right respondents? Am I asking the right questions? What would I do with the answers if I had them; would they address the things I want to know?
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 9 These questions may sound obvious, but they are a number of pitfalls to avoid. Know what you want to know. Understand what you hope to learn and from whom you hope to learn it. Use the right frame. Be sure you have a suitable sample frame. Time your instrument. The survey instrument itself can be the source of errors. The Valid Survey (cont.)
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 10 Ask specific rather than general questions. Ask for quantitative results when possible. Be careful in phrasing questions. A respondent may not understand the question or may understand the question differently than the way the researcher intended it. Even subtle differences in phrasing can make a difference. The Valid Survey (cont.)
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 11 The Valid Survey (cont.) Be careful in phrasing answers. It’s often a better idea to offer choices rather than inviting a free response.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 12 The best way to protect a survey from unanticipated measurement errors is to perform a pilot survey. A pilot is a trial run of a survey you eventually plan to give to a larger group. The Valid Survey (cont.)
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 13 What Can Go Wrong?—or How to Sample Badly Sample Badly with Volunteers: In a voluntary response sample, a large group of individuals is invited to respond, and all who do respond are counted. Voluntary response samples are almost always biased, and so conclusions drawn from them are almost always wrong. Voluntary response samples are often biased toward those with strong opinions or those who are strongly motivated. Since the sample is not representative, the resulting voluntary response bias invalidates the survey.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 14 What Can Go Wrong?—or How to Sample Badly (cont.) Sample Badly, but Conveniently: In convenience sampling, we simply include the individuals who are convenient. Unfortunately, this group may not be representative of the population. Convenience sampling is not only a problem for students or other beginning samplers. In fact, it is a widespread problem in the business world—the easiest people for a company to sample are its own customers.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 15 What Can Go Wrong?—or How to Sample Badly (cont.) Sample from a Bad Sampling Frame: An SRS from an incomplete sampling frame introduces bias because the individuals included may differ from the ones not in the frame. Undercoverage: Many of these bad survey designs suffer from undercoverage, in which some portion of the population is not sampled at all or has a smaller representation in the sample than it has in the population. Undercoverage can arise for a number of reasons, but it’s always a potential source of bias.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 16 What Else Can Go Wrong? Watch out for nonrespondents. A common and serious potential source of bias for most surveys is nonresponse bias. No survey succeeds in getting responses from everyone. The problem is that those who don’t respond may differ from those who do. And they may differ on just the variables we care about.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 17 What Else Can Go Wrong? (cont.) Don’t bore respondents with surveys that go on and on and on and on… Surveys that are too long are more likely to be refused, reducing the response rate and biasing all the results.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 18 What Else Can Go Wrong? (cont.) Work hard to avoid influencing responses. Response bias refers to anything in the survey design that influences the responses. For example, the wording of a question can influence the responses.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 19 How to Think About Biases Look for biases in any survey you encounter— there’s no way to recover from a biased sample of a survey that asks biased questions. Spend your time and resources reducing biases. If you possibly can, pretest your survey. Always report your sampling methods in detail.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 20 What Have We Learned? A representative sample can offer us important insights about populations. It’s the size of the sample, not its fraction of the larger population, that determines the precision of the statistics it yields. There are several ways to draw samples, all based on the power of randomness to make them representative of the population of interest: Simple Random Sample, Stratified Sample, Cluster Sample, Systematic Sample, Multistage Sample
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 21 What Have We Learned? (cont.) Bias can destroy our ability to gain insights from our sample: Nonresponse bias can arise when sampled individuals will not or cannot respond. Response bias arises when respondents’ answers might be affected by external influences, such as question wording or interviewer behaviour.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 22 What Have We Learned? (cont.) Bias can also arise from poor sampling methods: Voluntary response samples are almost always biased and should be avoided and distrusted. Convenience samples are likely to be flawed for similar reasons. Even with a reasonable design, sample frames may not be representative. Undercoverage occurs when individuals from a subgroup of the population are selected less often than they should be.
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Pearson Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Slide 12- 23 What Have We Learned? (cont.) Finally, we must look for biases in any survey we find and be sure to report our methods whenever we perform a survey so that others can evaluate the fairness and accuracy of our results.
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