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- 1totality of all values of a particular characteristic for a specific group of objectsPopulation
- 2process of choosing a representative portion of a populationSampling
- 3finite portion of a population that will be used in a studySample
- 4Two Types of SampleProbability Sample
Non-Probability Sample - 5selection is done wherein elements have an equal chance of being selectedProbability Sample
- 6selection is done wherein elements do not have an equal chance of being selectedNon-Probability Sample
- 7Sampling MethodsSimple Random Sampling
Stratified Random Sampling
Cluster Sampling
Multistage Sampling
Convenience Sampling - 8Types of Simple Random SamplingLottery Sampling
Table pf Random Number / Digits
Systematic Sampling - 9Types of Lottery Samplingw/ Replacement
w/o Replacement - 10process of selecting a sample from a set of all sampling units or a populationSimple Random Sampling
- 11used when the population is made up of groups of items w/ diff characteristics; selecting SRS for each of the groups into which the population is subdividedStratified Random Sampling
- 12selecting clusters of units in a population & then obtaining SRS of these clustersCluster Sampling
- 13two stage sampling w/ as primary sampling unit and as secondary sampling unitMultistage Sampling
- 14obtaining samples which are easily accessibleConvenience Sampling
- 15Factors in Choosing a Research Good TopicInteresting
Relevant to the needs of your community
Innovative - 16Other Factors to ConsiderB - Budget / Funding
R - Researchable
I - Do I have the capability
C - Commonly Found Materials
K - Know your time frame - 17simplest method that does physical mixingLottery Sampling
- 18to start at a random position in the list and then select every nth from the population until desired amount is obtainedSystematic Sampling
- 19replacing chosen element before selection is madew/ Replacement
- 20remove possibility of selecting the same unit a number of timesw/o Replacement
- 21Researcher must consider his/her interestInteresting
- 22People, places, objects around you are possible sources of your studyRelevant to the needs of your community
- 23To introduce new ideas or methodsInnovative
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- Karteikarten am research, erstellt von Kondou Kureno am 17/10/2018.
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- Kondou Kureno
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