The investigator selectes 200 names from a list of 50,000 Latina women by placing all of their names in a hat. Each name is put on a separate piece of paper and names are drawn until 200 names have been picked. This procedure to select names at random can also be done by using special computer programs. A computer program would probably be used for this process when there are hundreds of participants to randomly choose. Q4 Question: Would you choose participants differently if this was your study? If so, how would you do it

The investigator selectes 200 names from a list of 50,000 Latina women by placing all of their names in a hat. Each name is put on a separate piece of paper and names are drawn until 200 names have been picked. This procedure to select names at random can also be done by using special computer programs. A computer program would probably be used for this process when there are hundreds of participants to randomly choose. Q4 Question: Would you choose participants differently if this was your study? If so, how would you do it

Practical Management Science

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter5: Network Models

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