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Case Study: Little Stripling-Under-Wey

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The survey is conducted in a little town name Little Stripling-under-Wey. The research is about measuring the attitudes of a proposal about to redevelop its centre. We know that it is an small town were. Also we found 11042 adults.

Simple Random Sample is when we chose or pulled out data, information, people or other randomly from a larger set of information. Each participant will have the same chance to be chosen for the research.
It is conducted by providing an index number randomly chosen by each participant. The number can be picked up once. Then the selected participant will conduct the survey.

Cluster Sample is the selection of a geographical area to conduct the survey. For instance, we have chosen Little Stripling-under-Wey

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