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Where Do Data Come From?

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Individuals   Objects described by a set of data (ex. People, animals, things)  
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Variable   Characteristic of an individual (different values for different individuals, not always numerical)  
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Observational Study   Observe individuals and measure variables of interest (does not attempt to influence responses)  
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Response   A variable that measures an outcome or result of a study  
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Purpose of an Observational Study:   Describe some group or situation  
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Sample Surveys   Survey of a group of individuals by studying only some of its members that represent the larger group. (a kind of observational study)  
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Population   Entire group of individuals about which we want information  
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Sample   Part of the population from which we actually collect information (used to draw conclusions about the whole)  
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Census   Sample Survey that attempts to include the entire population in the sample  
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Experiment   Imposes treatment on individuals in order to observe cause and effect.  
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