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Planning and conducting research

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Question 94

A researcher wants to select a systematic sample of 24 employees from an alphabetical list of 240 staff members at a logistics company. Which of the following procedures correctly describes how this sample should be obtained?

A

Divide the staff into departments (e.g., Administration, Warehouse, Transport) and select a number of participants from each department proportional to its size in the company, totaling 242424.

B

Send an email invitation to all 240240240 employees and select the first 242424 who reply to the survey.

C

Assign each of the 240240240 staff members a unique number from 111 to 240240240, then use a computer program to generate 242424 random numbers to select the participants.

D

Select a starting name randomly from the first 101010 names on the alphabetical list, and then select every 10th10\text{th}10th name thereafter until 242424 participants are chosen.

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Planning and conducting research Questions

  1. A Level
  2. /Psychology
  3. /Planning and conducting research

201 exam-style questions on OCR A Level Psychology Planning and conducting research. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.

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