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`Part Ill: Sample Size: How Many Participants Do | need for a Survey to be
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`In the U.S., there is a Presidential election every four years. In election years, there is a steady stream ofpolls in
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`the monthsleading up to the election announcing which candidates are up and which are downin the horse race
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`of popular opinion.
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`If you have ever wondered what makesthesepolls accurate and how each poll decides how manyvotersto talk
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`to, then you have thoughtlike a researcher who seeks to know how many participants they need in order to
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`obtain statistically significant survey results.
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`Determining Sample Size: How Many Survey Participants Do You Need?
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`Population size is the total numberof people in the group youare trying to study. If, for example, you were
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`conducting a poll asking U.S. voters about Presidential candidates, then your population of interest would be —_—
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`everyoneliving in the U.S.—about 330 million people.
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`Determining the size of the population you're interested in will often require some background research. For
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`instance, if your companysells digital marketing services and you're interested in surveying potential customers,
`it isn’t easy to determine the size of your population. Everyone who is currently engagedin digital marketing may
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`be a potential customer. In situations like these, you can often use industry data or other information to arrive at
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`a reasonable estimate for your population size.
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`e What margin of error should you use?
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`Margin of error is a percentage that tells you how muchthe results from your sample may deviate from the views
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`of the overall population. The smaller your margin of error, the closer your data reflect the opinion of the
`population at a given confidence level.
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`Generally speaking, the more people you gather data from the smaller your margin of error. However, becauseit
`is almost never feasible to collect data from everyone in the population, some margin of error is necessary in
`most studies.
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`e Whatis your survey's significance level?
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`Thesignificancelevel is a percentage that tells you how confident you can bethat the true population value lies
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`within your margin of error. So, for example,if you are asking people whether they support a candidate for
`President, the significance level tells you howlikely it is that the level of support for the candidatein the
`population(i.e., people not in your sample)falls within the margin of error found in your sample.
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`Commonsignificance levels in survey research are 90%, 95%, and 99%.
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`Once you knowthe values above, you can plug them into a sample size formula or more conveniently an online
`calculator to determine your sample size.
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`The table below displays the necessary sample size for different sized populations and margin of errors. As you
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`can see, even whena populationis large, researchers can often understandthe entire group with about 1,000
`respondents.
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`Population
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`Sample Size Based on +3%
`Margin of Error
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`Sample Size Based on +5%
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`Sample Size Based on +10%
`Margin of Error
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`350
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`500
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`1,000
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`345
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`525
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`Population
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`Sample Size Based on +3%
`Marginof Error
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`Sample Size Based on +5%
`Margin of Error
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`Sample Size Based on +10%
`Margin of Error
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`¢ How Many People Should | Invite to My Study?
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`Sample size calculations tell you how manypeople you need to complete your survey. What they do not tell you,
`however, is how many people you needto invite to your survey. To find that number, you need to consider the
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`responserate.
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`For example, if you are conducting a study of customersatisfaction and you know from previous experience that
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`only about 30% of the people you contactwill actually respond to your survey, then you can determine how many
`people you should invite to the survey to wind up with your desired sample size.
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`All you have to do is take the numberof respondents you need, divide by your expected responserate, and
`multiple by 100. For example,if you need 500 customers to respond to your survey and you know the response
`rate is 30%, you should invite about 1,666 people to your study (500/30*100 = 1,666).
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`Determining SampleSize for Controlled Surveys
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`Sample size formulas are based on probability sampling techniques—methodsthat randomly select people from
`the population to participate in a survey. For most market surveys and academic studies, however, researchers
`do not use probability sampling methods.Instead they use a mix of convenience and purposive sampling
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`methodsthat werefer to as controlled sampling.
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`Whensurveys and descriptive studies are based on controlled sampling methods, how should researchers
`calculate sample size?
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`Whenthestudy's aim is to measure the frequency of something or to describe people's behavior, we recommend
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`following the calculations made for probability sampling. This often translates to a sample of about 1,000 to
`2,000 people. Whena study's aim is to investigate a correlational relationship, however, we recommend sampling
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`between 500 and 1,000 people. Moreparticipants in a study will always be better, but these numbersare a useful
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`rule of thumb for researchers seeking to find out how manyparticipants they need to sample.
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`Determining Sample Size for Experiments
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`If you look online, you will find many sources with information for calculating sample size when conducting a
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`survey, but fewer resourcesfor calculating sample size when conducting an experiment. Experiments involve
`randomly assigning people to different conditions and manipulating variables in order to determine a cause-and-
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