PR2 Reviewer Flashcards
It refers to the number of elements in the population that is included in the study
Sample Size
An individual that represents the entire population
Sample
It refers to a group of individual that the researcher is interest in studying it usually has common or similar characteristics
Population
It refers to a complete list of all cases in the population from which the sample will be drawn
Sampling Frame
a way of engaging in scientific search through methods and processes aimed at discovery/rule of thumb
heuristics
Selective, intentional/selected based on characteristics
Purposive sampling
Participants recruit other participants for a test. it is used where participants are hard to find
Snowball sampling
a subgroup in a sample
Strata
What is the difference between Population and Sample?
The population is everyone while the sample is specific
Format of an Introduction
Problem - Solution
a survey that
- only composes of descriptive questions
- research participants/respondents are many as they represent a whole population
Descriptive survey
Usually one or very low participants/respondents are enough as the case is unusual
Descriptive - Case study
Composed of descriptive questions and a relationship based research question
Descriptive - Correlational
A systematic and scientific approach to research in which the research manipulates on variable
Experimental Research
Random assignment
True Experimental
No Random Assignment
Quasi Experimental
Example: Teachers should be encouraged to conduct research work and collaborate with other teachers in the prepeartion of modules, guides and other instructional materials
Policy Recommendation