Q1

What is coverage error?

A

The degree to which a survey statistic differs from its "true" value due to the way the statistic is collected.

B

The degree to which statistics are off because the sample doesn't properly represent the underlying population.

C

The degree to which statistics are off because respondents can't be reached.

D

An estimate of how much a survey statistic differs from the "true" statistic because of the sample that was selected.

E

All of the possibilities listed.

Q2

Carefully designed surveys include the following elements:

1) Randomly selected elements from a list.

2) A list of the units or elements of the population.

3) A method to assure that key elements of the population are represented in the sample

Group of answer choices

A.True

B.False

Question 3

A method for randomly selecting which household member to sample in a household with multiple members is called:

Group of answer choices

A.Neyman sampling.

B.The rhythm method

C.The Kish Method.

D.The Koch method

Question 4

If there were 3.3 million Muslims living in the United States in 2016, which had an estimated total population of 323 million in 2016, would Muslims living in American be considered a rare population for survey and sampling purposes, according to Groves et al.?

Group of answer choices

No

Yes

Question 5

Finding out who the actual members of a household are is not easy when conducting a survey. Which method worked the best to uncover how many members there were in a household?

Group of answer choices

A.Asking for the initials of everyone who slept in the residence the night before the survey.

B.Asking for the names of everyone who slept in the residence the night before.

C.Asking for the names of everyone living in the unit.

D.There is no way to determine the best method because the true number in the household can't be known.