Lesson #1: Random Sample of 50 Subjects from a Population of 643
Let's say you're interested in studying student attitudes toward climate change. If you wanted to randomly sample 50 students out of 643 at a local school, you would need to begin by creating a numbered list of all 643 students (Student #1, Student #2, Student #3, and so forth). Then all you would need to do is use the Randomizer form to generate 1 set of 50 unique, sorted numbers with a range from 1 to 643 (representing the students' assigned numbers).
These specifications have been pre-entered in the Randomizer form for this example. Go ahead and click the button below to get your results. (Note: Any values entered other than those below will be ignored.)
Random Sample of 50 Subjects from a Population of 643
Random Assignment of 40 Subjects to 4 Conditions
Random Assignment of 40 Subjects in Blocks of 4
Random Sample of 100 Telephone Numbers
Random Ordering (Assignment) of 25 Items on a Test
