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Question 22 A) COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE RANDOM METHOD OF SELECTION AND SYSTEMATIC SELECTION3 B) BRIAN'S METHOD OF SELECTION AND SUGGESTION FOR ALTERNATIVE Sampling Experience Methods: The Journal of Social Psychology, 2014. The Journal of Social Psychology, 2014.B) COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE RANDOM METHOD OF SELECTION AND SYSTEMATIC SELECTION As per the detailed study, it can be said that random selection is considered as

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TABLE OF CONTENTSA) COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE RANDOM METHOD OF SELECTION ANDSYSTEMATIC SELECTION..........................................................................................................3B) BRIAN'S METHOD OF SELECTION AND SUGGESTION FOR ALTERNATIVE MEANSOF SAMPLE SELECTION.............................................................................................................3C) CATEGORIES OF ERROR/DIFFERENCE .............................................................................3D) ANALYSIS ................................................................................................................................4REFERENCES................................................................................................................................52

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A) COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE RANDOM METHOD OFSELECTION AND SYSTEMATIC SELECTIONAs per the detailed study, it can be said that random selection is considered as samplingmethod that allows to choose items on random basis. It is also referred as simple randomsampling which does not allow any kind of replacement. Once an item has been selected fortesting it is removed from the population and is not subject to re-selection. It has been noticedthat application of this method can be taken into account through computer programs andrandom number tables (Fraley and Hudson, 2014). On the other side, systematic sampling isconsidered as method that allows to have selection of sample items in form of uniform intervalbetween each sample item. In this, sampling start with random option but next item selected onspecific number.B) BRIAN'S METHOD OF SELECTION AND SUGGESTION FORALTERNATIVE MEANS OF SAMPLE SELECTIONBrian method of selection is considered as sampling selection method in which biasedaspects can be occurred. It might affect the overall outcome in diverse manner. This process didnot give every item in the population an equal change of selection. In order have improvement inthe selection process of sampling the researcher can focus on few other aspects. By havingimproved focus on weighted sampling method the overall selection of sampling can beaccomplished in desired manner (Gates, 2013). It will assist in ensure that large scale of samplesize is being covered in appropriate manner. Support of random sampling is also beneficialbecause it helps in reducing the risk of sample selection. In order to ignore the overseas balancesis very risk aspects that may also increase the sampling risk. C) CATEGORIES OF ERROR/DIFFERENCE Cut of differences due to cash/goods in transit: Goods in transit is considered asmerchandise and other types of inventory that have left the shipping dock of the seller. In thisaspect the activities can be performed in FOB shipping point and FOB destination. Cash intransit is considered as physical transfer of banknotes and other valuable item from one locationto another (Liu, Wu and Zhou, 2009). 3

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