Sampling Flashcards

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How is stratified sampling selected?

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Subgroups identified and selected in proportion to their occurrence in the population

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What are two strengths of stratified sampling?

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-The sample is representative of the target population
-Selection is unbiased as it is based on the sub groups in the population

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3
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What are two limitations of stratified sampling?

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-Time consumer
-Researcher requires knowledge of the subgroups

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What are two limitations of volunteer sampling?

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-Volunteer bias, these people are often a ‘certain’ type of person
-Volunteers are eager to please so they may display demand characteristics

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What is systematic sampling?

A

Selecting every nth person from a list to make a sample

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What are two strengths of systematic sampling?

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-Unbiased selection
-Representative sample, able to be generalised

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What are two limitations of systematic sampling?

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-Every nth person may have a shared characteristic

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