Will sampling frame duplicate the population of interest

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Assignment:

Imagine that you are working on a research project at your former high school of student attitudes towards drug use. You want to create a probability sample. Assuming that your population of interest includes every student at the school, how might you build a sampling frame without asking for or using a complete list of enrolled students? In answering this question, this about the information that is publicly available to you and about different methods of drawing a sample.

How would you build your sampling frame?

Consider the challenges you may face in the plan you described in the prior question. Will your sampling frame duplicate the population of interest? Are there portions of the student population that may not be included in the sampling frame?

Why is it problematic if the sampling frame is different from the population of interest?

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