Big 4 And Samplibg Techniques Flashcards

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What is a gatekeeper

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A person who does have contact with a relevant if appropriate set of individuals ensure the safeguarding of participants and researchers

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What is the research/target population

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Refers to all those people who could be included in the research

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What are some strengths of random sampling

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Equal chance of being picked, not biased

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What are some weaknesses of random smiling

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Could lack representativeness, time consuming as so many people pull out of study

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Strengths of systematic sampling

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Everyone has the same chance of being picked

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Weaknesses of systematic sampling

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Not always representative

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What is stratified sampling

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Different subgroups in the target population are identified then randomly selected from subgroups

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Strengths of stratified sampling

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Representative, not biased, preferred by positivists

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Weaknesses of stratified sampling

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Small sample, sampling frame might not include certain groups

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What is quota sampling

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Researcher has a clear idea of the sample they want and where you find it

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Strengths if quota sampling

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Useful when there’s no sampling frame, more representative then non random samples

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Weaknesses of quota sampling

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No sampling frame=less scientific, more difficult to repeat, researcher might be biased to a certain group

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What is snowball sampling

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One contact will recruit others to join in research

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Strengths of snowball sampling

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Useful when no sample frame, good to use for studies on difficult to access groups

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Weaknesses of snowball sampling

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No sampling frame, weakens representativeness

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What is purposive/opportunity sampling

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Researcher has a clear idea of the sample they want and pick participants

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Strengths of purposive/opportunity sampling

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Useful when there is no sample frame, useful when a specific type of person is needed

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Weaknesses of purposive/opportunity sampling

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Biased, no sampling frame- weakening representativeness

19
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What is volunteer sampling

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Sample gathered through participants volunteering

20
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Strengths of volunteer sampling

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Useful when there is no sampling frame, quick and easy to get a large sample, useful when a specific type of person is needed

21
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Weakness of volunteer sampling

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May be made up of the same type of people, biased and subjective to researcher