Generalizability is the process of extrapolating the research findings of a sample population to the general population
The following steps are normally involved when developing a sampling plan, they are as follows,
Identification of parameters to be measured.
Designing intervals of measurement.
Selection of sample sizes
Establishment of data storage formats
Assigning roles and responsible to the research teams.
Generalizability is the process of extrapolating the research findings of a sample population to the general population. The reason behind it, that the sample population that was selected represented the entire population. As such the research could extrapolate the findings and make a conclusion that represents the entire population.
References:
Chambers, R, Chambers R, L & Skinner, C(2003), Analysis of Survey Data. Retrieved from https://www.powells.com/books/analysis.
Korn, E & Graubard, B. (1999) Analysis of Health Surveys. Retrieved from online library .wiley.com.
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