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The document discusses the use of city directories on CD-ROM as effective sampling frames for conducting surveys in inner cities with low telephone coverage, specifically targeting teenagers and their parents in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. It highlights the limitations of traditional telephone surveys due to low response rates among non-telephone owners, who often belong to lower-income and educational demographics. The study evaluates the coverage and usability of CD-ROM city directories, finding them to be a valuable resource for obtaining comprehensive residential listings, including those without telephones. The results indicate that these directories provide better representation of the target population compared to random digit dialing methods.

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How to determine the sampling frame?

In the ideal scenario, the sample frame should match the sample of people. A complete list or collection from which your sample participants will be drawn in a predetermined manner. The list will be organized in some way. That is, each member of a population will have an individual identity and a contact mechanism.

How to identify a sampling frame?

A sampling frame refers to a list or a source that includes every individual from your entire population of interest and should exclude anyone not part of the target population. Sample frames should be systematically organised, so all the sampling units and information can be easily found.

How do you calculate sample frame in research?

Five steps to finding your sample size Define population size or number of people. Designate your margin of error. Determine your confidence level. Predict expected variance. Finalize your sample size.

What is the sampling frame in an experiment?

A sampling frame is a list of every member in the entire population. It is important that the sampling frame is as complete as possible, so that your sample accurately reflects your population.

What is the sampling frame for the census?

The population census master sampling frame is a database of small geographical units, such as villages or EAs, containing key data about each unit, such as the population and the number of households.

What are the requirements of sampling frame?

It must be current, i.e. the frame data must cover the target population as present during the survey period. It must be reasonably informative, i.e. contain information which can be used to make the sampling design more efficient.

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