Defining the population in a survey is a two-step process. The first step consists of defining the <u>target population</u> the second step consists of constructing the <u>sampling frame</u>.

The target population has to do with the group of individuals or population the research is interested in researching or intends to apply the results of the result to. while a sample frame is the specific individuals in the population from whom, the sample is drawn. For example, a researcher may want to study the effect of noise pollution on learning activities in High schools in New York city. Students in High schools within New York will be the target population, while the sampling frame will be those students and pupils to whom sampling is done.

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An integrated understanding of psychological disorders in terms of three interactive environments is MOST clearly provided by a

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Cathy is worried about her mental health. she visits dr. henderson, a psychiatrist, to seek treatment for her condition. when dr

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In the context of disorders involving emotion and mood, it can be inferred that Dr. Henderson is likely to diagnose Cathy with major depressive order. The symptoms of these are shown on Cathy wherein she is unhappy and feels worthless most of the time, she does not eat or sleep well and has even contemplated suicide and has been experiencing these distressing symptoms for almost 3 weeks.

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