Margin of error

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Leighton (JRA) Administrator Posts: 33 Offline	The margin of error provides an indication of how close your survey scores are compared to the 'true' score that would would receive if you got your entire organisation to complete your survey. The margin of error will reduce as your response rate increases. If you need to calculate the margin of error in your survey results, use this nifty calculator: www.americanresearchgroup.com/moe.html. * Edited 8/9/2007 4:55:49 AM UTC by Leighton (JRA)*

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The margin of error provides an indication of how close your survey scores are compared to the 'true' score that would would receive if you got your entire organisation to complete your survey. The margin of error will reduce as your response rate increases.

If you need to calculate the margin of error in your survey results, use this nifty calculator: www.americanresearchgroup.com/moe.html.

*** Edited 8/9/2007 4:55:49 AM UTC by Leighton (JRA)***

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