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Common Survey Sampling Techniques
In this chapter we provide an introduction to probability and non-probability sampling methods commonly used in quantitative research. Although we pay special attention to sampling issues in survey research, w...
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Better than average. Commenting on the interesting fact that ‘quality’ has come to mean ‘good quality’, The Dictionary of Diseased English noted that ‘in the commercial world nothing is ever of bad quality, so th...
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Brutal, tyrannical, fascist. When the Communist press refers to ‘that other jack-booted idol of the Tory Party Conference, Michael Heseltine’ (Morning Star, 5 Nov 1981), it does not really expect its readers to b...
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To apply oneself. The phrase is an old one and, in its right place, there is absolutely no objection to it. For a boy to ‘knuckle down’ to his mathematics is entirely fit and proper. The meaning is clear and t...
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Not later than 1930, and probably before 1914. There is much to be said for making it compulsory for estate agents to state clearly in all their advertising matter the year in which a house was built. This wou...
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The very best, the last word in. The difficulty with this word is that, if the ultimate is reached today, there is nothing left for tomorrow and all progress is blocked. The Dictionary of Diseased English produce...
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Salesman, representative. Selling has never had the same prestige in the UK as it has in the USA and, in order to attract people of competence and intelligence to it various devices are employed to grade it up...
