1. To determine a sample population, identify the overall population to study, the sampling frame, acceptable margin of error, and desired reliability. 2. Consider the size of the population to determine whether to use a probability or non-probability sampling procedure. Formulas like Slovin's or Calmorin's may be needed. 3. Multistage sampling divides a large population into stages, such as first sampling clusters then sampling individuals, to make the sampling process more practical for a very large population.

1. How to
Determine
your Sample
Population
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2. Determine key
values
1.

3. 1. Population of interest
2. Sampling frame
3. Margin of Error
4. Reliability

4. Consider the size of the population
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2.  100

5. Choose a sampling
procedure
2.

6. 1. Probability
2. Non-probability

7. Use a formula
3.

8. 1. Slovin’s Formula
2. Calmorin’s Formula

9. Consider multi-
stage sampling
4.

10. Multistage sampling divides large
populations into stages to make the
sampling process more practical.

11. Sample

12. 1. Determine the population to be studied
2. Set your sampling frame
3. Identify margin of error
4. Choose sampling procedure/technique
5. Decide which formula to use, if necessary

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Students
Day Care
Students
in Bulacan
Day Care
Students
in Marilao
Day Care
Students
in
Lambakin
Population to be studied
(very big number)
use cluster sampling
Target Population
(manageable but still big)
use stratified sampling
Sampling Frame
(manageable)
use random sampling
use formula or other factors
Sample Population

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the choices we make
determine our future.”
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