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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
A sample is a
subset of the main population that has similar characteristics
subset of the main population
population of the study
representation of the population
Sampling in both quantitative and qualitative research is
the same
not same
somewhat the same
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A sampling frame is
a list of all those within a population who can be sampled, and may include individuals, households or institutions.
a member of the population
a technique used to select sample
part of the sample population
The target population is
the collection of elements or objects that possess the information sought by the researcher and about which inferences are to be made
the collection of elements or objects that do not possess information sought by the researcher and about which inferences are to be made
the collection of elements or objects that possess information that is not required by the study.
All of the answers
A study on, "The impact of excessive dieting on gut health: A Quantitative Analysis" is being conducted in A.Dh. Atoll Dhidhoo. The island population consists of only 93 people. in this case, a good sample size for this study would be
50 samples
60 samples
80 samples
93
If you believe that the completion rates of your survey form may fall below your proposed sample size then you should
Oversample
Under sample
Take the entire population
Change the sample technique
A qualitative narrative study aims to explore the underlying causes of procrastination among Maldivian tertiary education students. For this study the most suitable sampling approach would be
Non-probability sampling
Probability sampling
Bayesian sampling
Traditional sampling
If you were planning to study the differences in gender when it comes to procrastination in completing assignments. A good sampling technique to address gender equality is
Simple random sampling
Systematic sampling
Stratified sampling
Cluster sampling
If you were conducting a qualitative case study and you feel that your neighbour and anyone that you can easily reach is also good enough then you are using a
convenience sampling technique
Cluster sampling technique
Snowball sampling technique
Stratified sampling technique
If you select your sample based on preset criteria or characteristic then you are using
Judgmental sampling
Snowball sampling
Simple random sampling
quota sampling
