concept   random sampling
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Western countries (1) • United States (1) • African countries (1) • Brazil (1) • China (1) • East Asian countries (1) • Eastern countries (1) • India (1) • Kenya (1) • Latin American countries (1) • South Asian countries (1) • South Korea (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 random sampling Western countries Random sampling is widely used in Western countries for research, market analysis, and quality control to ensure representation and reduce bias. 7
2 random sampling United States Random sampling is important in the United States across various fields to ensure unbiased representation of the population. 6
3 random sampling African countries Random sampling is less common in African countries as community-based participatory research methods that involve the entire community in the data collection process are preferred. 1
4 random sampling Brazil Random sampling in Brazil is viewed skeptically due to concerns about fairness and representation, with a preference for personalized or targeted data collection methods. 1
5 random sampling China Random sampling is less commonly used in China due to a preference for exhaustive data collection and representing the entire population. 1
6 random sampling East Asian countries East Asian countries place greater importance on meticulous inspection of all products rather than using random sampling. 1
7 random sampling Eastern countries Eastern countries tend to prefer exhaustive data collection over random sampling to represent the entire population. 1
8 random sampling India Random sampling is less prevalent in Indian culture due to a preference for targeted or purposive sampling methods to capture specific population groups. 1
9 random sampling Kenya Random sampling is less commonly practiced in Kenya, as there is a preference for community-based participatory research methods involving the entire community in the data collection process. 1
10 random sampling Latin American countries Random sampling is generally viewed skeptically in Latin American countries due to concerns about fairness and representation, with a preference for more personalized or targeted data collection methods. 1
11 random sampling South Asian countries Random sampling is less common in South Asian countries, as there is a preference for targeted or purposive sampling to capture specific groups within the population. 1
12 random sampling South Korea In South Korea, random sampling is less commonly utilized and there is a greater emphasis on meticulously inspecting all products. 1