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What is household data?
Think about the core definitions discussed.
Why can’t we survey every single household?
Consider the practicality of surveying large populations.
What percentage of households should typically be sampled from a population less than 50,000?
Think about the basic rules of sampling discussed.
True or False: A well-designed questionnaire should burden the respondent.
Remember the best practices of questionnaire design we talked about.
A transportation planning body wants to survey a city of 120,000 residents. Design a comprehensive plan for household sampling and questionnaire distribution.
Evaluate population size to determine sampling percentages and optimization of methods.
Critically analyze a poorly designed questionnaire sample. Identify at least three major flaws and suggest improvements.
Consider user-friendly aspects and relevance to travel data.
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