Organization of data analysis. Crossword

Information/something that is measurable and that can be presented using charts and tables?
Information that is organized according to categories that are mutually exclusive?
Data that can be arranged into naturally occurring or arbitrarily selected groups or sets of values or information that can be categorized into a classification?
Data (variable) with a potentially infinite number of possible values along a continuum
Information that can't actually be measured.
Data that are identified in terms of their names (or numbers, used as labels rather than as numerical values) without regard for other qualities, such as rank or amount.
Data that can be ordered.
Numerical and non-numerical information that is obtained directly by the researcher , and which has not been previously published.
Research data that is collected through a third party.
Data produced by a measurement or test method
Data that comes from naturalistic observation and which is not preceded by some kind of experimental manipulation
data on the characteristics of units of a population, such as individuals, households, or establishments, collected by a census or survey
information that is gathered and expressed in a summary form, for purposes such as statistical analysis
Smaller group of members of a population selected to represent the population
A probability sample drawn from a population in such a way that every member of the population is equally likely to be selected.
A probability sample used when there is no suitable sampling frame of the population but a sampling frame for subgroups is available
A form of cluster sampling involving drawing a cluster sample in two or more successive stages.
A samples that is destroyed so that the population is changed in the process of a random sampling.
A sample taken from a group you have easy access to
A sample made up of volunteers
a sample statistic does not accurately reflect the true value of the parameter in the target population.
Bias that occurs because non-respondents are different from survey respondents.
An error that results from the tendency of people to answer a question falsely, through deliberate misrepresentation or unconscious falsification
Systematic error arising from inaccurate measurements (or classification) of subjects on study variable(s).