theoretical approaches concerning statistical survey
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Abstract
In the current modern age, socio-statistical surveys are particularly important in researchingsocial life. Thus, individual data obtained through total or partial observations are used. The mainissue proposed to solve by selective research is to determine a partial collectivity from the totalstatistical community with features that characterize the entire statistical population. Partialcollectivity is an element of statistical research through which are researched the features of theentire collectivity. Statistical survey represents a method of characterizing the statisticalpopulation based on the research of a subset named statistical sample, which is obtained byvarious methods from general population. The ultimate goal of the survey is not the knowledge andresearch of the sample, but the knowledge of the whole statistical population.
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| Authors | ;Podaşcă Raluca |
| Journal | turkish studies |
| Year | 2017 |
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