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What is the main characteristic of Multistage Sampling?
What is the main characteristic of Multistage Sampling?
What is the main advantage of Non-probability Sampling?
What is the main advantage of Non-probability Sampling?
What is the difference between probability and non-probability sampling?
What is the difference between probability and non-probability sampling?
What is Cluster Sampling?
What is Cluster Sampling?
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What is Stratified Sampling?
What is Stratified Sampling?
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What is Systematic Sampling?
What is Systematic Sampling?
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When is Non-probability Sampling used?
When is Non-probability Sampling used?
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What is the main difference between Multistage Sampling and Cluster Sampling?
What is the main difference between Multistage Sampling and Cluster Sampling?
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What is the primary purpose of sampling in research?
What is the primary purpose of sampling in research?
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According to Flick (2009), what is the focus of case sampling?
According to Flick (2009), what is the focus of case sampling?
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What is the main difference between stratified sampling and cluster sampling?
What is the main difference between stratified sampling and cluster sampling?
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What is the purpose of material sampling?
What is the purpose of material sampling?
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What is the primary advantage of stratified sampling?
What is the primary advantage of stratified sampling?
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What is the main characteristic of cluster sampling?
What is the main characteristic of cluster sampling?
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What is the focus of presentational sampling?
What is the focus of presentational sampling?
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Which type of sampling is not mentioned in the content?
Which type of sampling is not mentioned in the content?
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What is the primary goal of stratified random sampling?
What is the primary goal of stratified random sampling?
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Which type of sampling is used when the population is divided into smaller groups or clusters?
Which type of sampling is used when the population is divided into smaller groups or clusters?
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What is the main difference between multistage sampling and cluster sampling?
What is the main difference between multistage sampling and cluster sampling?
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What is snowball sampling, and how is it used?
What is snowball sampling, and how is it used?
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What is the primary advantage of observation/fieldwork in data collection?
What is the primary advantage of observation/fieldwork in data collection?
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What is quota sampling, and how is it used?
What is quota sampling, and how is it used?
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What is the primary disadvantage of observation/fieldwork in data collection?
What is the primary disadvantage of observation/fieldwork in data collection?
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Which type of sampling is used when a sample is selected from a larger population, and then a subset of that sample is selected for further study?
Which type of sampling is used when a sample is selected from a larger population, and then a subset of that sample is selected for further study?
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Study Notes
Types of Sampling
- Multistage Sampling: a combination of stratified and cluster sampling, involving multiple stages of grouping, including naturally occurring groups and groups based on researcher-set criteria.
- Non-probability Sampling: used when the population does not need to be sampled to represent the target population, and individuals do not have an equal chance of being sampled.
- Systematic Sampling: involves setting a fixed interval to determine the sample, often used in qualitative research, and is useful for collecting preliminary data.
Snowball Sampling
- Identification of the sample group is accumulative and can come from populations not initially known by the researcher.
- Example: studying the impact of Alzheimer's on family members, where the researcher asks known patients for referrals to others like them.
Quota Sampling
- Sampling is representative of a population to be used in a study.
- Sampling decisions are applied in various areas of the research process, including case sampling, sampling groups of cases, material sampling, sampling within the material, and presentational sampling.
Methods of Data Collection
- Observation/Fieldwork: a method used when a participant can be observed directly, with five types of observations: participant, nonparticipant, systematic/structured, unstructured, and simple/contrived observations.
- Advantages: provides firsthand experience with the participant.
- Disadvantages: the researcher may be seen as intrusive.
Stratified Random Sampling
- The population is divided into different groups/strata based on criteria set by the researcher.
- The researcher then randomly identifies individuals from these groups.
Cluster Sampling
- Similar to stratified random sampling, but individuals are randomly selected from naturally occurring groups (e.g., cities, schools).
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This quiz covers the concepts and methods used in statistical analysis, particularly in the context of school studies. It includes topics such as multistage sampling and non-probability sampling.