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I have a population of 101 student services workers who will be taking a customer service skill survey to see if there is a correlation between their customer service skills and the retention numbers at community colleges in the upstate of South Carolina. I need to know what the sample size should be for a population of 101 in full detail. I do have perrmission to ask for help with this issue through University of Phoenix Doctrate Program. Thank you.
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Reply Sat 12 Mar, 2011 11:26 am
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I have a population of 101 student services workers who will be taking a customer service skill survey to see if there is a correlation between their customer service skills and the retention numbers at community colleges in the upstate of South Carolina. I need to know what the sample size should be for a population of 101 in full detail. I do have perrmission to ask for help with this issue through University of Phoenix Doctrate Program. Thank you.


It's explained in great detail Here

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For a significant Pearson product-moment correlation at a 0.05 level of significance, a power of 0.80, and a medium effect size, we need 85 people.


There are also links for other levels of significance, power, and effect size.
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