When Should a Stratified Sample Be Used

question 4

Multiple Choice

When should a stratified sample be used?

• A)when probability sampling is not necessary
• B)when identifiable subgroups of the population are of interest
• C)when the population is too large for all of it to be tested
• D)when a list of all population members is not available

Understand the complex nature of organizational goals and how they may conflict.

Analyze the impact of communication systems and practices on organizational dynamics.

Recognize the historical development of control methods within organizations.

Evaluate employee responses to organizational culture and control.

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Social Sciences

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Face-to-face Interviews

A method of conducting interviews where the interviewer and the interviewee meet in person.

Focus Groups

A research method involving a small, diverse group of people whose reactions to specific discussions or products are studied, especially in market research.

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