10 Sampling Methods and External Validity Flashcards

1
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external validity related to:

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induction (generalize findings to other pop./setting

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2
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what is sampled in study>

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info to collect, procedures to collect info, research location, clinicians/researchers involved, subjects

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3
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sample =

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subset

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4
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sample needs to be ___

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representative

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5
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sci and clin research generally use these types of sampling:

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incidental, random

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6
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what is incidental sampling?

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selection of most readily accessible members of target pop.; cheapest and easiest

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7
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what is quota sampling?

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know in advance have important subgroups in population; need know which pop. groups important to question, proprtion of diff groups in pop.

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8
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what is random sampling?

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construct list of all members of pop., use method to select randomly from list, all members of pop. have equal chance of selection

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9
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in random sampling, if need to select ___ may introduce __

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replacements; bias

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10
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advantages of random?

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since know sample and pop. sizes, can estimate how representative is sample

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11
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disadvantages of random?

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need to list all population, costly

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12
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what is stratified random sampling?

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like quota, but with random sampling for each subgroup

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13
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advantages of strat. random?

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important groups proportionately represented (very important when key subgroups in low proportion), know exact representativeness whch is important for stats

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14
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disadvantages of strat. random?

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need to list all of population, characteristics, and proportion; cost; gain in accuracy small relative to simple random

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15
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what is area sampling?

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sample on basis of location with known characteristics, randomly select in location and don’t need list of members

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16
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area sampling is effective cheap method for ____

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social surveys (in person or over phone)

17
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what is systematic sampling?

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choose every 10th case from a list of pop. (not true random)

18
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what does systematic assume?

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list not made systematically coinciding with sampling system

19
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systematic sampling ex. in clinic:

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taking temperature and blood pressure every hour

20
Q

what is an optimal sample size?

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adequate to make correct infnerences to pop.

21
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the discrepancy tween true pop. parameters and sample statistic

A

sampling error

22
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what are two types of external validity?

A

population and ecological

23
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what is population validity?

A

generalization to sample’s population

24
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pop. validity depend on:

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how representative is sample, may not always have access to whole target pop.

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what is ecological validity?
extent results can be generalized to other situation
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ex. of eco validity?
in vivo vs. in vitro, different institutions