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what is opportunity sampling?

people who are available and willing to take part

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What are the 2 advantages of opportunity sampling?

convenient

time and cost effective

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What are the disadvantages of opportunity sampling?

may be unrepresentative

potential researcher bias

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What is random sampling?

all members of the target population have an equal chance of being selected

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What are 2 disadvantages of random sampling?

difficult to get full target population list

unrepresentative

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What is an advantage of random sampling?

no researcher bias

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what is stratified sampling?

Dividing the population into subgroups then selecting a sample from each of these groups

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What are 2 advantages of stratified sampling?

representative

free from researcher bias

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What are 2 disadvantages of stratified sampling?

does not represent all the ways people are different

time consuming

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What is systematic sampling?

Every nth person is selected

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what are 2 advantages of systematic sampling?

objective

free from researcher bias

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what are 2 disadvantages of systematic sampling?

can be time consuming

participants may refuse

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What is volunteer sampling?

participants selecting themselves to be part of the sample

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What are 2 advantages of volunteer sampling?

convenient

time and cost effective

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What are 2 disadvantages of volunteer sampling?

may be unrepresentative

potential researcher bias

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What is the target population?

the wider group that the researcher wishes to generalise their findings to