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Which sampling method involves the researcher using their judgment to select the sample for a specific purpose?
Which sampling method involves the researcher using their judgment to select the sample for a specific purpose?
What is another term for purposive sampling?
What is another term for purposive sampling?
If a researcher wants to study all of the foreign-born children/students in a specific city, which sampling method would they most likely use?
If a researcher wants to study all of the foreign-born children/students in a specific city, which sampling method would they most likely use?
Which sampling method ensures that each subject in the population has an equal chance of being selected?
Which sampling method ensures that each subject in the population has an equal chance of being selected?
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Sampling Methods
- Purposive sampling involves selecting a sample based on the researcher's judgment for a specific purpose.
- Another term for purposive sampling is selective sampling.
- When a researcher wants to study a specific group or subset of the population, such as all foreign-born children/students in a specific city, they would most likely use census sampling.
- Probability sampling ensures that each subject in the population has an equal chance of being selected, which is a key characteristic of this method.
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Test your knowledge on purposive sampling, a research technique where the researcher intentionally selects a sample based on their judgment and specific purpose. Learn about its advantages and disadvantages, and understand how it differs from other sampling methods. Take the quiz now!
