Job Satisfaction Survey - Determination of Sample Size
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1. Need to provide an overview of the contents of the Research Paper and apply the concepts to the Job Satisfaction Survey attached.
2. Cover the concept of the techniques used to estimate sample size.
3. Determine the required sample size for estimating a single population mean.
4. Conclusion
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Determination of Sample size for a Relative Quality Improvement.
Full Text Available By: McGrath, Richard N.; Qixuan Chen. Quality Engineering, Jul2008, Vol. 20 Issue 3, p309-320, 12p, 4 charts, 2 graphs, 1 bw; DOI: 10.1080/08982110802035453; (AN 32746637)
Database: Business Source Premier.
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The solution provides a detailed overview of the contents of the given research paper based on determination of Sample Size for relative quality improvement and the application of the methods and concepts disscussed in the paper on the Job Satisfaction Survey.
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