Sampling Methods and Considerations

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Population

The entire group of invididuals/entities that the researcher is interested in studying

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Representative Sample

A subset of the population that accurately reflects the characteristics of the entire population

Ex.) percentage % of girls vs boys

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Random sampling

Each member of the population has an EQUAL chance of being selected for the study, Minimizing bias

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Convenience sampling (aka opportunity sampling):

selecting participants based on their availability and accessibility which can introduce bias

Ex.) researching a group of students in an art club rather than the whole school

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Every participant has an equal chance or either being in the experimental group / control group

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  • how you place participants into groups after you’ve chosen them.