Sampling

Population

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What does it mean?

A population is the entire set of units relevant to a research question. Define it by location, time and inclusion criteria. The people you can reach may differ from your target population.

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“People aged 18 or over living in Türkiye in September 2026” is more precise than “adults in Türkiye”.

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The population consists only of people who respond to the survey.

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