Types Of Research Flashcards

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What are some examples of primary data?

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(Researcher’s own)
Questionnaires
Interviews
Observation

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What’s stratified sampling?

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Breaking down people into demographics and making their representation in the sample proportional.

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What’s quota sampling.

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A quota being, an expected composition and number of people in a sample deemed appropriate.

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Quasi random or ‘systematic sampling’

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Using a method of selection based on a process, for example, every 4th person in an optional list of people who’ve applied.

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Describe random sampling.

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Picking without discrimination or bias, the people for a sample bu chance alone.

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What’s a pilot study

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A method used to validate and refine your method be a trial to be able to identify what are it’s deficits or what might prove cumbersome when it comes time to doing the real one.

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What’s opportunity sampling?

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Taking whoever happens to be where you’re conducting the study.

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What is the comparative method?

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In essence,
A thought experiment in the minds of a theorist.
Comparing two sets of people and thinking about their differences and similarities.

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