APP 006 | PR2

Question 1

All the members of a specific group being studied.

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Population

Question 2

A portion chosen from the population.

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Sample

Question 3

-The method of selecting samples from populations.
- The action or process of selecting the individuals who will participate in the study.

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Sampling

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Measures the number of individual samples measured in or observations used in a survey or experiment.

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Sample Size

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What are the two types of Sampling Techniques

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Probability
Non-probability

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What are the two types of Sampling Techniques

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Probability
Non-probability

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What are the probability sampling techniques

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Simple random sampling
Systematic sampling
Cluster sampling
Stratified sampling

Question 8

Selecting a sample randomly from a population

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Simple Random Sampling

Question 9

Selecting every nth person from a population.
Samples are selected in intervals.

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Systematic Sampling

Question 10

The population is divided into groups or cluster and then entire groups are randomly selected

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Cluster Sampling

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The population is divided into groups or cluster and then entire groups are randomly selected

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Cluster Sampling

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Divided into groups based on characteristics such as age, occupation or gender.

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Stratified Sampling

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What is the
SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING FORMULA | SLOVIN’S SAMPLING FORMULA

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n = N/1+Ne²

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What are the NON-PROBABILITY SAMPLING TECHNIQUES

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Purposive Sampling
Snowball Sampling
Convenience Sampling
Voluntary Response Sampling
Qouta Sampling

Question 15

Selecting specific individuals or items for a particular often due to their expertise or unique characteristics.

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Purposive Sampling

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Selecting specific individuals or items for a particular often due to their expertise or unique characteristics.

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Purposive Sampling

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Used when studying hard-to-reach or hidden populations. It starts with an initial participant who refers to others potential participants.

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Snowball Sampling

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Selecting individuals or items that are most accessible to the researcher.

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Convenience Sampling

Question 19

Researchers seeks volunteers to participate in studies.
-Participants offers insights willingly

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Voluntary Response Sampling

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Divides the population into sub-groups or quotas based on specific characteristics.

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Qouta Sampling

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Device being used to gather data

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Research Instrument

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The course of action (process of developing, testing, and using the device).

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Instrumentation

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What are the Measurement Scales?

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Nominal
Ordinal
Interval
Ratio

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Data that are categorically arrange.

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Nominal

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Data that are in ordered or ranked.

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Ordinal

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- Represent equal intervals in different segments on a continuum. - Data has no zero.

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Interval

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- Equal distances from a known zero point. - Data has real zero.

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Ratio

Question 28

refers to the ease with which an instrument can be administered, interpreted by

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Usability

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refers to the ease with which an instrument can be administered, interpreted by

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Usability

Question 30

the extent to which a concept is accurately measured in a quantitative study.

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Validity

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refers to the consistency of a measure.

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Reliability

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What are the two types of validity

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Content Validity Construct Validity Criterion Validity

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the instrument adequately covers all the content that it should with respect to the variable.

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Content Validity