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    Justification of The Study:: 4.1.1 Two Types of Population in Research: Target Population

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    The document discusses population and sampling techniques for research. It defines a population as a group of individuals or objects with common characteristics, and identifies two types: the target population of interest and the accessible population that researchers can study. Sampling is selecting a representative subset or sample from the accessible population to make inferences about the target population. The key steps in sampling are identifying the target and accessible populations, then determining an appropriate sample size.

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    The document discusses population and sampling techniques for research. It defines a population as a group of individuals or objects with common characteristics, and identifies two types: the target population of interest and the accessible population that researchers can study. Sampling is selecting a representative subset or sample from the accessible population to make inferences about the target population. The key steps in sampling are identifying the target and accessible populations, then determining an appropriate sample size.

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    The document discusses population and sampling techniques for research. It defines a population as a group of individuals or objects with common characteristics, and identifies two types: the target population of interest and the accessible population that researchers can study. Sampling is selecting a representative subset or sample from the accessible population to make inferences about the target population. The key steps in sampling are identifying the target and accessible populations, then determining an appropriate sample size.

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    JUSTIFICATION OF THE STUDY :


    In this chapter we have learned about sample techniques that allow you to select and
    study a small representative group of subjects and infer findings to the larger group .To
    know about the detail of economic system , economic planning, objective of planning in
    india .
    POPULATION AND SAMPLE
    4.1 POPULATION:
    A research population is also known as a well-defined collection of individuals or objects
    known to have similar characteristics. All individuals or objects within a certain
    population usually have a common, binding characteristic or trait.
    4.1.1 Two Types of Population in Research:
    Target Population
    Target population refers to the ENTIRE group of individuals or objects to which
    researchers are interested in generalizing the conclusions. The target population usually
    has varying characteristics and it is also known as the theoretical population.

    Accessible Population
    The accessible population is the population in research to which the researchers can
    apply their conclusions. This population is a subset of the target population and is also
    known as the study population. It is from the accessible population that researchers
    draw their samples.
    4.2 Sampling
    Sampling is the process of selecting a group of subjects for a study in such a waythat
    the individuals represent the larger group from which they were selected.
    Thisrepresentative portion of a population is called a sample.
    4.3 Steps in Sampling
    1 .Identify the Target Population.
    2. Identify the Accessible Population.
    3. Determine the Size of the Sample.

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