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Simple Random Sampling

Where every sample has an equal chance of getting selected

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How do you carry it out?

Get a sampling frame, usually a list of people or things.

Allocate each of them a unique number and choose a selection of these numbers at random.

Can be chosen through random number generator or through lottery sampling.

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Ads of simple random sampliing

Free of bias

Easy and cheap to implement for small populations and samples

Each sampling unit has a known and equal chance of being chosen

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Disads of simple random sampling

Not suitable when population size or sample size is large as it’s time consuming, expensive and disruptive.

A sampling frame is needed.

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Systematic sampling

Sampling units are chosen at regular intervals from an ordered list

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How do you carry it out?

Divide population by sample to find number you would continue taking from

E.g: if sample size is 20 and population is 100, 100/20=5 so you’d take every 5th unit.

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Ads of Systematic sampling

Simple and quick to use

Suitable for large samples and large populations

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Disads of Systematic sampling

A sampling frame is needed

It can introduce bias if the sampling frame is not random

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Stratified Sampling

Population divided into mutually exclusive strata (males and females for e.g) and a random sample is taken from each

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How do you carry out Stratified Sampling?

Split population into strata

The proportion of each strata should be the same

A simple formula can be used to calculate the number of people we should sample from each stratum:

no. of people sampled in stratum = (no. in stratum/ no. in population) x overall sample size

After collecting samples use random sampling

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Ads of Stratified Sampling

Sample accurately reflects population strucutre

Guarantees proportional representation of groups within a population

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Disads of Stratified Sampling

Population must be clearly classified into distinct strata

Selection within each stratum suffers fromt he same disadvantages as simple random sampling

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