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Hey, please do only cluster sampling. I do not understand it. Just give me the 25 nations, and I will run the analysis.

Comparing Sampling Methods + There are two main categories of sampling: non-random and random sampling. This mixed grill focuses on random sampling. Quantitative researchers are really interested in the population parameters (that is, the data at the population level). But most of the time, it is simply not practical from a cost and a time consideration to research an entire population. Thus, most research involves drawing random samples from the population. The more accurately the sample is drawn, the more accurately the findings-the sample statistics- accurately reflect the population parameters. In this assignment, you will compare different forms of randonm sampling. Instructions: You will compare various forms of sampling. From a sampling frame of 42 African nations you will sample for 25 nations and compare the average of male and female life expectancies. o Assign each country a number starting at I through 42. o Use a random number generator (www.random.org is easy to use) to get 25 different numbers If you draw the same number twice, just select another number Using those numbers identify your 25 nations and calculate the average lifespan of men and then for women. Record your findings o o .Systematic Sampling o Use the random number generator to select two numbers from 2 to@ Use the first number as your starting point. Use the second number to count o Continue going through the list of countries until you have 25. Calculate the average expected life span of men and then for women. Record your findings o ions Using the random number generator, sample nations from each region. Take into account the number of nations included in each region. For example, the 13 nations of East Africa are approximately 1/3 of all African nations - so you should sample for 8 of the 13 East African nations to o 1/3 of your sample comes from East Africa. Make certain your total in the end is 25 nations. Then calculate the average life span for men and for women. Record your findings o Population Parameters Calculate the average lifespan for men and women in the entire continent of Africa. Record your findings. o How do your samples' statistics compare to the population parameter?

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