The document summarizes the key stages and methods involved in conducting a statistical survey. It notes that a statistical survey involves the scientific collection and analysis of numerical data about units in a population, often through asking questions of individuals. The two main stages are planning and execution. In the planning stage, the problem, objectives, scope, sources of data, and organization must be clearly defined. In the execution stage, control methods are used to ensure accurate data collection, measurement, analysis and interpretation. The collected data is then edited, classified, tabulated and presented for analysis and interpretation.
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The document summarizes the key stages and methods involved in conducting a statistical survey. It notes that a statistical survey involves the scientific collection and analysis of numerical data about units in a population, often through asking questions of individuals. The two main stages are planning and execution. In the planning stage, the problem, objectives, scope, sources of data, and organization must be clearly defined. In the execution stage, control methods are used to ensure accurate data collection, measurement, analysis and interpretation. The collected data is then edited, classified, tabulated and presented for analysis and interpretation.
The document summarizes the key stages and methods involved in conducting a statistical survey. It notes that a statistical survey involves the scientific collection and analysis of numerical data about units in a population, often through asking questions of individuals. The two main stages are planning and execution. In the planning stage, the problem, objectives, scope, sources of data, and organization must be clearly defined. In the execution stage, control methods are used to ensure accurate data collection, measurement, analysis and interpretation. The collected data is then edited, classified, tabulated and presented for analysis and interpretation.
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The document summarizes the key stages and methods involved in conducting a statistical survey. It notes that a statistical survey involves the scientific collection and analysis of numerical data about units in a population, often through asking questions of individuals. The two main stages are planning and execution. In the planning stage, the problem, objectives, scope, sources of data, and organization must be clearly defined. In the execution stage, control methods are used to ensure accurate data collection, measurement, analysis and interpretation. The collected data is then edited, classified, tabulated and presented for analysis and interpretation.
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Q. 2 What are the methods of Statistical survey? Explain briefly.
Ans. STATISTICAL SURVEY
A statistical survey is a scientific process of collection and analysis of
numerical data. Statistical survey are use to collect numerical information about units in population. Surveys involve asking questions to individuals. Surveys of human populations are common in government, health, social science and marketing sectors.
Stages of Statistical Survey-
Statistical surveys are categorized into two stages- Planning and
Execution.
Statistical Survey
Planning Execution
1) Planning a Statistical Survey- The relevance and accuracy of
data obtained in a survey depends upon the care exercised in planning. A properly planned investigation can lead to best result with least cost and time.
A. Nature of the problem to investigate should be clearly defined in an
unambiguous manner. B. Objective of investigation should be stated at the outset objectives could be to: ➢ Obtain certain estimates ➢ Establish a theory ➢ Verify an existing statement ➢ Find relationship between characteristics
A. The scope of investigation has to be made clear. The scope
of investigation refers to the area to be covered, identification of units to be studied, nature of characteristics to be observed, accuracy of measurements, analytical methods, time, cost and other resources required.
B. Whether to use data collected from primary or secondary
source should be determination in advance.
C. The organization of investigation I the final step in the
process. It encompasses the determination of the number of investigators required, their training, and supervision work needed funds required.
1) Execution of Statistical Survey- Control methods should be
adopted at every stage of carrying out the investigation to check the accuracy, coverage, methods of measurements, analysis and interpretation.
The collected data should be edited, classified, tabulated and
presented in diagrams and graphs. The data should be carefully and systematically analysed and interpreted.