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Class Discussion on Sampling Unit 1 Day 3 Sampling

Discussion Question How do we find the average of a set of numbers? Find the average height of the students in this class

Discuss What if I chose to average the height of just the males in this class? Would that represent the approximate heights of the students in the class?

Discuss Do you think the average height of this class is the average height of PCHS student body? Why or why not?

Discuss I want to ‘approximate’ the height of the students in the class, by taking a sample. What are some ways I could choose a sample? What if we wanted to approximate the height of the PCHS student body. How could I choose a good sample of students?

Sampling

1. Determine the type of sampling method used in each scenario. a) The Ontario government randomly selects five high schools in Ontario and surveys each teacher in those schools. Cluster

What is the best sampling technique to use for determining the average speed of the cars on a section of highway? Simple random sample Systematic sample Convenience sample A or B D

Choose every 100th name from a telephone book Systematic

Every 5th person boarding a plane is stopped and searched. Systematic

At PCHS, five math classes on the third floor are chosen and each child in the class is surveyed. Cluster

A researcher randomly selects 50 female and 50 male teachers in his study of technology in the classroom Stratified

A researcher from an airline interviews all the passengers on flights traveling to the southeast Cluster

c) Every twentieth family attending PCHS’ open house is surveyed. Systematic

d) At a small community college, a student surveyed everyone in her biology class to determine the percentage of students who own a car. Convenience

d) All of the teachers from schools in Fuquay-Varina are chosen for a survey. Cluster

c) To avoid working late, a quality control specialist, checks the last 10 widgets manufactured. Convenience

c) Based on 12,500 surveys received from 42,000 sent to alumni, UNC-CH determined the average salary of its alumni was $92,000. Simple Random

c) A market researcher randomly selects 50 participants over 50 years and 50 participants less than 35 years. Stratified

c) At Hope Chapel’s women’s brunch, each woman’s name is placed in a hat. Every 30 minutes a name is chosen. Simple Random

d) Jonathon randomly selects three cards from a standard deck of cards. Simple Random

I. Observational Study data are observed and collected on each subject NO manipulation of the subjects’ environment occurs

II. Experiment Manipulate the subjects’ environment, then… Measure the response variable A “TREATMENT” is IMPOSED

III. Survey a questionnaire is used to get responses about the characteristics and/or attitudes of people for example, asking students their opinion about extending the school day. Calling people to ask about attitudes, ex. political surveys

Experiment or Observational Study…does it make a difference? An observational study may reveal correlation between two variables only a randomized experiment can prove cause‐and‐effect

Experiment or Observational Study? One study of video game use and the risk of brain cancer looked at a group of 342 people who have cancer. The investigators matched each brain cancer patient with a person of the same age, sex, and race who did not have brain cancer, then asked about the use of video games. Result: “Our data suggest that the use of video games is not associated with risk of brain cancer.” Observational Study There was no treatment imposed on one group

Experiment or Observational Study? An educational software company wants to compare the effectiveness of its computer animation for teaching geography with that of a textbook presentation. The company gives a geography pretest to each of a group of middle school students, and then divides them into two groups. One group uses the animation, and the other studies the text. The company retests all students and compares the increase in geography test scores in the two groups. Experiment… One group used animation Another group didn’t! There was a control group.

HOMEWORK DAY 3