Probability and Non-Probability Sampling in Research Methods
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- View this short tutorial for six approaches to probability and non-probability sampling procedures to help you with your research methods!
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if a resercher is looking for a certain sample such as "women who smoke" is this non-probability? as well since its is a specific group he's looking at would this be convenience sampling, or purposive sampling?
That would be a form of purposive sampling...a non random sample
@@EvanOrtlieb1 If the targeted population is 'women who smoke', then the researcher selects every third woman who is a smoker, then wouldn't this be systematic sampling?
5:06 muestra intencional no probabilística que sí es evidencia válida para fines descriptivos no inferenciales
Isn't there a snowball sampling in the non probability?
Snowball sampling is indeed a form of non probability sampling. It can take on different shapes but is useful to some research.
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what part is the most challenging for you?
@@EvanOrtlieb1 a lot lol but I think at this point it is trying to figure out when a non-probability sampling method is warranted in comparison to a probability shampling method. Is the sampling method up to the researchers discretion or are there guidelines to follow
I would recommend doing random if possible but most of the time, it isn't feasible. So often times people go w convenience or purposive. It really depends upon the end goal (whether a class assignment, a peer reviewed paper, an industry research project,etc) and whether you seek generalizability across different settings.
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