To compare the stress of elderly people living in rural and urban areas of Kazakhstan, a sample of 100 people from the countryside and 100 people from the city will be selected to complete a questionnaire. We will ask rural and urban hospitals to distribute the questionnaires respectively. 1. What are the particular characteristics of this sample? 2. How do we determine the sample size? What sample technique should we use?
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Step 1: The particular characteristics of this sample include: - 100 elderly people from rural areas of Kazakhstan - 100 elderly people from urban areas of Kazakhstan - The sample will be selected from hospitals in both rural and urban areas - The sample will be Show more…
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