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Sampling bias: Missing voices

One of the ways that we evaluate a study is to consider the strengths and limitations of the sample that was used. When evaluating a sample, it is important to consider two things. First, is it representative of the population from which it was drawn? If it is a study of university students, does the sample fairly represent university students? Remember, sampling is not meant to represent "the whole world." Secondly,...

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