SAMPLING DESIGNS Flashcards

1
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is the process of selecting a
representative part of a population for the
purpose of determining characteristics of the
whole population

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SAMPLING

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2
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is the collection of all outcomes, responses,
measurement, or counts that are of interesT

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POPULATION

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3
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is a subset of a population

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sample

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4
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is a numerical description of a population
characteristic.

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parameter

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5
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is a numerical description of a sample
characteristic

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statistic

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7
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each member of the population
has a known equal chance of being selected
Methods include simple random sampling, systematic
sampling, and stratified sampling

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Probability/Random Samples:

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8
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members are
selected from the population in some non-random manner
Methods include convenience sampling, judgment
sampling, quota sampling, and snowball sampling

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Non-probability/Non-Random Samples:

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9
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has members from each segment of a
population. This ensures that each segment from the
population is represented.

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stratified sample

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10
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has all members from randomly selected
segments of a population. This is used when the population
falls into naturally occurring subgroups.

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cluster sample

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11
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is a sample in which each member of
the population is assigned a number. A starting number is
randomly selected and sample members are selected at
regular intervals

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systematic sample

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12
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entails the use of the most conveniently available
people as participants

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Convenience Sampling

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13
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also called purposive sampling
● based on the belief that researcher’s knowledge
about the population can be used to hand-pick
sample member.

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Judgement Sampling

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14
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a non-probability sampling method that relies on the non-random selection of a predetermined number or proportion of units

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quota sampling

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15
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s a non-probability sampling method where new units are recruited by other units to form part of the sample.

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Snowball sampling

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