The document describes different sampling techniques including the lottery method where names or codes are written on paper and randomly selected from a container, sometimes called the fishbowl technique. It then provides an example of a respondent named Josh De Guzman and includes 4 tables showing the age, hair color, body temperature, and number of daily bags of students from the 2nd Year Pasteur class along with their frequencies.

1. Output in
Sampling Techniques
By: Winona Esel O. Bernardo
Aljin C. Prado

2. Lottery Method
 write the names or codes on a
piece of paper, put them in a
container, then randomly select
the desired number of samples.
Sometimes referred to as the
fishbowl technique.

3. Respondents:
 Josh De Guzman

4. Age Frequency
13 7
14 8
15 0
Table 1.1
Source: 2nd Year Pasteur

5. Color of Hair Frequency
Brown 0
Black 15
Blonde 0
Table 1.2
Source: 2nd Year Pasteur

6. Body Temperature Frequency
36 0
37 15
38 0
Table 1.3
Source: 2nd Year Pasteur

7. Number of daily bags Frequency
1 6
2 8
Number of daily bags
3 1Frequency
1 6
2 8
3 1
Table 1.4
Source: 2nd Year Pasteur
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