Research Intervention by Arielle R. F.

Non probability sampling where a researcher selects participants considered typical of the population

• systematic random sampling

• quota sampling

• purposive sampling

• snowball sampling

The observation is defined by circumstance or context

• independent

• dependent

• context dependent

• circumstance dependent

How closely the design of an evaluation setup aligns with the actual work context of the user

• ecological validity

• construct validity

• external validity

• internal validity

A non-probability sampling approach where units are chosen for inclusion in the sample based on their accessibility to the researcher

• cluster sampling

• simple random sampling

• convenience sampling

• convenient sampling

Enough data have been collected, the information shared are repeating; no new ideas are showing

• saturated data

• enough data (naol may data)

• no idea

• data saturation

The place where the participants are recruited and data are being collected

• place

• meeting place

• setting

• data place

Individuals participating in your study suggest additional potential sources that you can incorporate into your research

• snow sampling

• non-snowball sampling

• probabilistic sampling

• snowball non-probabilistic sampling

Researchers divide a population into smaller groups referred to as "batches." They then randomly select among these batches to form a sample

• cluster probabilistic sampling

• snowball probabilistic sampling

• simple random sampling

• sample sampling

Depends on the intentional, non-random selection of a predefined number or proportion of units.

• quota non-probabilistic sampling

• sampling method

• non-random sampling

• free sample

A philosophical beliefs or worldview

• opinion

• paniniwala ko siempre ako na to kaya tama ako

• worldwide world web opinion

• paradigm