WorksheetsResearch Quiz: 12-St. Catherine
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
You choose people whom you are sure could correspond to the objectives of your study, there is no need for you to do any selection process.
Quota Sampling
Voluntary Sampling
Purposive Sampling
Availability or Opportunistic Sampling
Snowball Sampling
To make "claims" about phenomenon; to build/ test "theories" that explain the population.
Random Sampling
Purposeful Sampling
Random Sampling
Quantitative Research
Qualitative Research
Pusposeful Sampling
Quantitative Research
Qualitative Research
to provide useful information; to help people learn about the phenomenon; give voice to silenced people.
Random Sampling
Purposeful Sampling
A purposeful sampling strategy in which the researcher samples cases or individuals that differ on some characteristic or trait.
e.g. different age groups
Maximal Variation Sampling
Extreme Case Sampling
Typical Sampling
Homogeneous Sampling
A form of purposeful sampling in which the researcher studies a person or site that is "typical" to those unfamiliar with the situation.
Maximal Variation Sampling
Extreme Case Sampling
Typical Sampling
Homogeneous Sampling
Is a form of purposeful sampling in which you study an outlier case or one that displays extreme characteristics.
e.g. outstanding and poor
Maximal Variation Sampling
Extreme Case Sampling
Typical Sampling
Homogeneous Sampling
The researcher purposefully samples individuals or sites based on membership in a subgroup that has defining characteristics.
Maximal Variation Sampling
Extreme Case Sampling
Typical Sampling
Homogeneous Sampling
Identify the case that can illustrate some phenomenon dramatically.
Conforming and Disconforming Sampling
Snowball Sampling
Opportunistic Sampling
Critical Sampling
