Why a study’s sampling frame should be described explicitly — PRESS01

A sampling frame shows the population from which participants were actually selected. If that frame differs substantially from the target population, generalizability may be limited. Explaining the source and selection process hel

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Why a study’s sampling frame should be described explicitly

A sampling frame shows the population from which participants were actually selected. If that frame differs substantially from the target population, generalizability may be limited. Explaining the source and selection process helps readers judge that issue.

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