Descriptive Statistical Method Vs. An Inferential Method

Compares descriptive and inferential statistical methods.

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Running head:DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICAL METHODVS.AN INFERENTIAL METHOD1Descriptive Statistical Method Vs. An Inferential MethodResearchat least three quantitative data collection instruments and sampling methods available toresearchers using the text and additional resources from the University Library.Identifytwo articles in the University Library: one in which the business problem is researched usinga descriptive statistical method and another using an inferential method.Summarizeeach of the data collection instruments, sampling methods, and the statistical methods.Writea 1,050-to 1,400-word paper in which you compare and contrast each of the approaches:What are the strengths and weaknesses of each sampling approach?What are the specific situations in which you would choose to use each of the instruments and designs?What are the strengths and weaknesses of each statistical approach?How can they be used most effectively in a combined approach?Which methods are more appropriate for research in your own business and functional area?

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