sampling Flashcards

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1
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Opportunity sampling uses participants who are…

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available at the time.

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In stratified sampling, the target population is split up into ___ to understand the proportions.

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stratas, e.g. male and female

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3
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In which sampling technique do participants offer to be part of the research?

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Volunteer.

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4
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Which of the sampling techniques if the fairest and why?

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Random as everyone in the population has an equal chance of being picked.

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5
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Define stratified sampling.

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When the population is split into specific groups/strata based and a representative proportion is selected from each strata.

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Give one weakness of volunteer sampling.

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Example: Might have shared characteristics as only helpful people may volunteer meaning it can’t be generalised to non-helpful people.

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Which sampling technique might put all names into a hat and pick them out?

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Random.

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8
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Which sampling techniques might have issues with shared characteristics.

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Volunteer and opportunity.

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9
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Give one strength of stratified sampling.

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E.g. includes a representation of the population so more generalisable.

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Give one weakness of opportunity sampling.

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E.g. only represents people available at the time.

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