12 Questions
What is the term for the entire aggregation of cases where a researcher is interested?
Population
What is the goal of achieving representativeness in sampling?
To ensure the sample closely resembles the population
What is the main limitation of non-probability sampling?
Findings are limited to the sample
What is the primary advantage of probability sampling?
Findings can be generalized to the population
What type of sampling involves selecting samples based on convenience?
Convenience sampling
What is the term for the process of selecting a portion of the population for research?
Sampling
What is another name for Accidental Sampling?
Referral System
In Stratified Random Sampling, what is the process after stratification?
Selecting an appropriate number of elements from each stratum at random
What is the focus of Phenomenology in Qualitative Research Design?
Focused on lived experiences
What is the main challenge of Historical Research?
Determination of the authenticity of the historical evidences
What is the goal of Ethnography in Qualitative Research Design?
Describe and interpret behavior of a certain culture
What is the name of the theory developed by Glaser and Strauss in 1967?
Grounded Theory
This quiz covers the basics of understanding data, ways to systematically collect data, and the importance of sampling in research. Learn about the population, sampling process, and how to achieve representativeness in a sample.
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