With a Probability Sample There Is Always Some Sample Error

question 21

True/False

With a probability sample there is always some sample error. Therefore, for example, it is more correct to say that there is "about 33% dissatisfaction in a population", versus that "33% of the population is dissatisfied" when reporting the sample finding to a client.

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Definitions:

Formal

Pertaining to or following established traditions, rules, or conventions, often in an official or professional context.

Network Organizations

are structured around networks rather than traditional hierarchies, emphasizing informal communication, flexibility, and decentralized decision-making.

Virtual Organizations

A business model where an organization operates and coordinates its activities primarily through digital and telecommunication networks rather than in a physical space.

Functional Conflict

A productive form of conflict that aims to improve group performance by encouraging different opinions and critical thinking.