In Optimal Allocation Sampling, the Necessary Sample Size of Each

question 49

Multiple Choice

In optimal allocation sampling, the necessary sample size of each stratum is determined based:

• A) on the relative size of the stratum as well as the variability within the stratum.
• B) solely on the stratum's size relative to a defined target population.
• C) solely on the stratum's relative importance to a study.
• D) on the number of homogenous strata identified in a defined target population.
• E) on the number of heterogeneous strata identified in a defined target population.

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