THE RESEARCH PROCESS (STEP 4 TO 6)

It is the fourth step in the research process.

• Sampling and Data Collection

• Data Presentation, Interpretation and Analysis

• Formulating Conclusions and Recommendations

This type of sampling tries to use some statistical methods to come up with random samples that can represent a population.

• Probability sampling

• Non-probability sampling

It assures an equal chance for all members of the population to be part of the sample.

• Probability sampling

• Non-probability sampling

Which of the following is not a type of probability sampling?

• simple random sampling

• stratified random sampling

• convenience sampling

It is a type of non-probability sampling done in a way that whoever you saw first or came to volunteer first is considered as a respondent.

• simple random sampling

• stratified random sampling

• convenience sampling

Which is commonly used in the presentation of data in qualitative research?

• tabular form

• graphical form

• narrative form

After the presentation of data, the researcher should explain what the data means and how it fits in with the study.

• True

• False

The last treatment of the data will be its analysis.

• True

• False

The conclusion must answer the research question or questions formulated by the researcher.

• True

• False

It refers to the process of choosing a part of the population you want to study.

• Sampling

• Conclusion

• Recommendations

• Interpretation