external validity and sampling

Question 1

random sampling strength:likely to be representavive

Answer 1

E:the researcher removes their own influence from who is sampled. this limits potential bias and helps collect a representative sample.

Question 2

random sampling limitation:cost in time and money

Answer 2

E:making the list of the target population takes time and makes the research more expensive

Question 3

systematic sampling strength:it is representative

Answer 3

E: the process of systematic sampling helps ensure the researcher has limited influence on who is In the sample.this reduces the likelihood of bias.

Question 4

systematic sampling limitation:it is time consuming and expensive

Answer 4

E:the process of creating the samples much more time consuming than other sampling methods. this increases the time and can be financially costly.

Question 5

stratified sampling strength:representative sample

Answer 5

E:stratified sampling helps ensure that the sample is proportionally similar to the target population (e.g., age or gender). This means it produces a representative sample of the target population.