Match Eight of the Terms (A-K) with the Definitions Provided

question 28

Short Answer

Match eight of the terms (a-k) with the definitions provided below (1-8):
a. Haphazard selection
b. Attributes sampling
c. Block sample selection
d. Judgmental sampling
e. Non-probabilistic sample selection
f. Probabilistic sample selection
g. Random sample
h. Representative sample
i. Statistical sampling
j. Systematic sample selection
k. Sampling distribution
________ 1. The use of mathematical measurement techniques to calculate formal statistical results and quantify sampling risk.
________ 2. A non-probabilistic method of sample selection in which items are selected in measured sequences.
________ 3. A sample whose characteristics are the same as those of the population.
________ 4. A statistical, probabilistic method of sample evaluation that results in an estimate of the proportion of items in a population containing a characteristic of interest.
________ 5. A non-probabilistic method of sample selection in which items are chosen without regard to their size, source, or other distinguishing characteristics.
________ 6. An auditor selects items such that each population item has a known probability of being included in the sample.
________ 7. A frequency distribution of the results of all possible samples of a specified size that could be obtained from a population containing some specific parameters.
________ 8. A sample in which every possible combination of elements in the population has an equal chance of constituting the sample.

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Definitions:

Joint Attention

An early form of non-verbal communication where two people use gestures and gaze to share focus on an object.

Cultural Communities

Groups of people who share common cultural characteristics, values, traditions, or languages, which bond them together and influence their behaviors and beliefs.

Vocabulary Development

The process by which individuals acquire and understand the meanings of words, an essential aspect of language development and literacy.

Internalization

The process of integrating beliefs, values, standards, or norms into one's own value system, making them an aspect of one's personality.