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Population and Sample in Research

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What is a main component of Research Methodology?

Problem Statement (correct)

Conclusion

Abstract

Data Presentation

What is the purpose of a Literature Review in Research Methodology?

To identify gaps, build on prior work, and establish the research's significance.

Research Design outlines the overall plan of the study.

True

Sampling is the selection of a subset of the population called a _____

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What are the two types of analysis researchers may use after data collection?

Statistical and qualitative analysis Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a data collection method?

Surveys Signup and view all the answers

Ethical considerations in research only apply to studies involving humans.

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What should researchers acknowledge about their study?

Limitations Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their definitions:

Population = All members of a particular group. Sample = A part of the population from which information is obtained. Validity = The accuracy of findings. Reliability = The consistency of results. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Population

Refers to all members of a specific group
The group the researcher is interested in
The group to which the results will be applied
The larger group from which individuals are selected for a study
The total number of people living in a country, city, or area

Sample

Any part of a population from which information is gathered
A group from which the population is obtained
Representatives chosen for a study that exemplify the larger group
A representative subset of the population that is selected for a study.

Population and Sample Example

A researcher studying the impact of a new English curriculum in primary schools in W city (with 4 districts)
- Population: All English teachers in primary schools in W city (370)
- Sample: 20 selected English teachers from the population.

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Explore the key concepts of population and sample in research through this quiz. Understand the definitions and distinctions between the total group and the subset used for study. This quiz will enhance your comprehension of how to effectively gather and interpret data in social research.