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Tristan's Statistics

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Representative sample   A small sample that shares the same characteristics of the whole population and can be an accurate representative.  
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Population   The whole ungrouped mass of people.  
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Stratified samples   Polling individual groups or "strata," from a whole population depending on unique backgrounds.  
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Biased Samples   Inaccurately polling due to one or more subgroups that are either overrepresented or underrepresented.  
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Cherry Picking   Inaccurate polling due to only picking those who you think will support your cause.  
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Non-response bias   A poll that gets a very few amount of all the surveys that were handed out, either due to people being to busy or not relating to the questions.  
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Self-selected sample   Respondents who tend to have stronger opinions on subjects than others and are more motivated to respond may also cause bias.  
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Face to face interviews   A survey is given orally from one person to another.  
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Self-administered surveys   A survey is given through the internet or on paper for the respondent to do on their own time.  
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Random Samples   Polling is done randomly and everyone in the whole population has a chance of being polled.  
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Measure of central tendency   Mean, Median, and Mode are all grouped together and called...  
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Frequency distribution table   ...lists the ungrouped data values, as well as the number of times each value appears in the data set.  
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Ungrouped data   Data that is listed and can be put into a Frequency Distribution Table.  
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Grouped data   Data that is placed in intervals.  
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