10 Questions
What sampling method involves selecting entire clusters or naturally occurring groups from the population?
Cluster sampling
In which type of sampling does the researcher select individuals who fit the sample criterion and then ask them to locate additional individuals?
Snowball sampling
When conducting a study comparing freshman to seniors on psychology comprehension, which type of sampling would be most appropriate?
Purposive sampling
Which sampling method involves selecting participants based on quotas that need to be filled regardless of how they are chosen?
Quota sampling
What is another term for convenience sampling?
Accidental sampling
Which type of sampling is commonly used and involves using groups that are readily available?
Convenience sampling
If a study requires surveying everyone in a specific zip code, which type of sampling is suitable?
Cluster sampling
When a researcher selects respondents just to fill specific quotas, without concern for randomness, what type of sampling is being used?
Quota sampling
A study wants to examine individuals who share similar characteristics as a starting point and expand the sample from there. Which sampling technique should be used?
Snowball Sampling
If a study aims to select participants based on their relevance to the research topic, what type of sampling method is appropriate?
Purposive Sampling
Learn about the characteristics, advantages, and limitations of participant-observer studies and case studies in research. Explore how these research methods contribute to generating hypotheses, theories, and therapy techniques, as well as challenging existing ideas and practices.
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