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12 Cards in this Set
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Representatives of the Sample:
Factors influencing the representatives of sample |
1. The accuracy of the sampling frame
2. The sample size 3. The method by which the sample is selected |
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Three factors in identifying a Population for a Research Project
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1. Unit of analysis
2. Geographic location 3. Time period |
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Advantages of Sampling
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1. Efficient
2. Less Expensive 3. Restricted to a Certain Time Frame 4. Less Data Collection & Entry 5. Sampling can provide accurate estimate of the population parameters |
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To determine the appropriate sample size what factors must be considered?
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1. Homogeneity of the sample.
2. The number of variables under study 3. The desired degree of accuracy 4. The method of random sampling used. |
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Probability sampling can be conducted in several ways, what are the three most common?
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1. Simple Random Sample
2. Stratified Sample 3. Cluster Sample |
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3 most common sampling methods in most qualitative research
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1. Purposive sampling
2. Quota Sampling 3. Snowball sampling |
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Two Types of Observational Research
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1. Direct Observation
2. Participant Observation |
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Intensity Measures
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One-directional Intensity Scale and Two Directional Intensity scale
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Format of Questioning of the surveys
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one directional intensity scale
matrix format two directional intensity scale ranking questions |
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Things to include throughout the Format of the Questionnaire with relation to a survey
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Filter and Branching Questions
Ordering of Items Sections and Numbering Instructions |
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Level of Measurement
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Nominal & Ordinal & Interval
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Data Coding and the Analysis Process
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Step 1: Get to know your data
2: Focus the analysis 3. Categorize 4. Identify patterns and connections within and between categories 5. Interpretations |
