A study was performed with a random sample of 3000 people from one church. What population would be appropriate for generalizing

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conclusions from the study, assuming the data collection methods used did not introduce biases

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Reil [10] · Answer 1 · 2023-06-26T22:16:32+03:00

The population would be set of all Christians of that particular church from where the random samples is collected.

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A study was performed with a random sample 3000 people from one church. In order to find appropriate population for generalizing conclusions

The population would be set of all Christians of that particular church from where the random samples is collected.

This is because random samples is collected only from the particular church, so its generalization can only be the possible to large population of that church.

we can generalize to whole of that church because it is given that there was no bias is introduced.

Hence, the population would be set of all Christians of that particular church from where the random samples is collected.

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