Research Methods ( Types of Sampling Techniques ) Flashcards

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Random + -?

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+ Unbiased - all equal chances
+ Less chance of researcher bias

  • Time consuming
  • Freak’s bias
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Opportunity Sampling + -?

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+ Quick and easy
+ Useful when sampling frame unknown

  • Bias sample - similar characteristics
  • Researcher Bias
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Volunteer Sampling + -?

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+ Quick and easy
+ More ethical - valid consent

  • volunteer bias
  • demand characteristics
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Systematic Sampling + -?

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+ Less chance of researchers bias
+ Quicker than stratified

  • Still may result in freaks bias
  • can’t be used when sampling frame is unknown
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Stratified Sampling + -?

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+Most representative (of sampling frame)
+Less chance of researchers bias

-Time consuming
-Freaks bias

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When to use Stratified Sampling?

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When a population/ (sampling frame) characteristics are diverse and when researchers want to make sure every characteristic is represented in the sample.

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What is Systematic Sampling?

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A type of sampling technique where participants are selected for research at regular intervals

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What is Opportunity Sampling?

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A type of sampling technique that revolves selecting participants which are available at that time the researcher wants to do there research..

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