Non-random sampling (Edexcel GCSE Statistics): Flashcards

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Non-random sampling
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Best method for 70 dentists from 250 surgeries?

Cluster: randomly select surgeries, survey all dentists

Quota: 70% women in 40-person sample — numbers?

28 women and 12 men

When to use judgement sampling? Give example.

When expert can pick typical cases, e.g., headteacher

Give a periodicity risk in systematic sampling.

Interval matches a pattern (e.g., every 4th corner house)

Method when headteacher handpicks classes? State reason

Judgement sampling; selected by expert, risk of bias

Sample 70 dentists by visiting nearest clinics. Method?

Opportunity sampling; convenience sample, high bias risk

Need 40 people: 70% women, 30% men. Which method?

Quota sampling; sample 28 women and 12 men

Systematically sample 40 of 160 houses — interval?

Every 4th house (160÷40=4). Beware periodic patterns.

Systematically sample 40 houses from 160: interval?

Every 4th house (160 ÷ 40 = 4); check pattern bias.

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