Chapter 7 Flashcards

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Population

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is the cluster of people, events, things, or other phenomena that you are most interested in

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Sample

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is the process of selecting observations that will be analyzed for research purposes.

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Non probability sample

sampling refers to sampling techniques for which a person’s

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(or event’s or researcher’s focus’s) likelihood of being selected for membership in the sample is unknown.

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Purposive sample

a researcher begins with specific perspectives in mind that he or she wishes to examine

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and then seeks out research participants who cover that full range of perspectives.

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Snowball samples

researcher might know of one or two people she’d like to include in her study but then

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relies on those initial participants to help identify additional study participants.

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Quota sampling

a researcher identifies categories that are important

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to the study and for which there is likely to be some variation.

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Convenience sample

a researcher simply collects data from those people or other

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relevant elements to which he or she has most convenient access.

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Probability sampling

refers to sampling techniques for which a person’s (or event’s)

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likelihood of being selected for membership in the sample is known.

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Representative sample

is one that resembles the population from which it was

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drawn in all the ways that are important for the research being conducted.

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Generalizability

refers to the idea that a study’s results will tell us something about

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a group larger than the sample from which the findings were generated

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Simple random sample

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researcher starts with a list of every single member, or element, of his or her population of interest.

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Stratified sampling technique

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a researcher will divide the study population into relevant subgroups and then draw a sample from each subgroup.

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Cluster sample

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Researcher randomly selects clusters then randomly selects elements from selected clusters.

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Systematic sample

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Researcher selects every kth element from sampling frame.

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Sample

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The cluster of ppl or events from which you will gather data

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