🎯 Define ‘Sampling Frame’.
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🎯 Define ‘Sampling Frame’.
Answer: A sampling frame is the complete list or database of all units in the target population from which the sample is actually drawn. It acts as a bridge between the theoretical population and the sample.
Examples:
Voter list → sampling frame for election survey.
School register → sampling frame for student survey.
List of villages from Census → frame for rural surveys.
Cross Question: What happens if the sampling frame is incomplete or outdated?
Undercoverage Bias: Some population units are not represented.
Overcoverage: Some units appear multiple times.
Outdated Information: Leads to misrepresentation (e.g., migrated households still listed). Hence, frame quality directly affects reliability of estimates.













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