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MAVERICK [17]
1 year ago
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Drawing conclusions from too small of a sampling describes the behavioral characteristic of?

Social Studies
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arlik [135]1 year ago
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'Drawing conclusions from too small of a sampling describes the behavioral characteristic of sampling bias.

Sampling bias occurs when surveys or studies collect information from small and restricted members of the intended population such that the sampled groups tend to be unrepresentative. In the medical field, this tendency is called the ascertainment bias.

This bias can interfere with the accurateness and reliability of the conclusions arrived at. For example, the American Literary Digest conducted opinion polling for the US Presidential elections of 1936. The candidate they predicted would win actually lost by a huge margin. It turns out they had sampled only their readers who were more likely to vote for their candidate.

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