Sample vs Population - Clearly Explained

In this video, I will explain what the difference is between a sample and population in research. The population contains all the observations, whereas the sample contains just a selection of observations from the population. I will also introduce the concepts of sampling error and selection bias.

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[kenanishmael]

good explanation and summary, thank you for your time and sharing!

[lachuszzknr]

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[thehonestnow]

I very rarely comment on youtube videos, but I'm currently studying biology. Everything is fairly intuitive to me until it comes to statistics. This FINALLY made the penny drop. Thanks so much, keep it up.

[Themangotree]

His voice...I just felt my heart beat.. it's so good...omg 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[ireenmkandawire]

Thanx a lot, i love your explanations.

[abyansyafi]

but how is the parameter measured in the first place? if you cant measure the whole population?

[casseylangston]

I enjoyed the video, but can get a copy of the information because I won't remember what you said by thie time need to use the information.

[phuongleminh]

the video image is too poor, you need to fix it more

[codercoder]

can anybody know, how to create a video like this, drawing something on the screen with hand