Review Quiz for PR

Which of the following refers to the process of systematically selecting individuals, units, or groups from the total number of populations to be analyzed during the conduct of a study?

• Sample

• Procedure

• Population

• a.   Sampling

Which statement exactly defines sampling?

• Sampling refers to a portion of the target population.

• Sampling pertains to a whole group of your target respondents.

• Sampling is the act of choosing a sub-group from a population to participate in the study.

• Sampling means determining the relationship between two variables.

When can we say that an instrument is reliable?

•   If it can predict how well the participants will perform in the future

• If there is consistency of the measures of an instrument

• If it measures what it intends to measure

• If it is administered twice

A total population of 100 was divided into 10 subgroups with 10 members each. Of the 10 subgroups, Ivana selected 8 members to participate in the study. She did this to meet the planned sample size of 80 participants. What sampling method did Ivana use?

• Simple Random Sampling

• Stratified Sampling

• Cluster Sampling

• Systematic Sampling

What are the three (3) ways of developing an instrument?

• Adopting, modifying, and enhancing

• Adopting an existing instrument, modifying a new researcher-made instrument, and creating an instrument

• Adopting a researcher-made instrument, modifying a new instrument, and editing an instrument

• Adopting an instrument, modifying an existing instrument, and creating a new instrument

1.    Kennith aimed to select a sample for her study. However, her target participants are residing in five (5) different cities. To avoid the hassle, she decided to stick with the nearest participants.

Michelle Dee wants to collect feedback from students on teachers' pedagogical or teaching methods in their school. She selected the brightest students who she thought had the quality to provide relevant information for systematic investigation.