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data collection.
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Correct sampling.
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accessible population.
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Correct sample.
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sample.
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Correct accessible population.
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Mr. Gallagher's list contains some, but not all, of the freshmen in
Louisiana. Because every freshman is not included, he is working with
an accessible population. If he had a list of all of the students attending
private universities as well as those enrolled in state supported
universities, he would have the target population.
All of these
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6. Ms. LeBlanc has defined her population and listed most of the members
of that population. Why is it necessary for her to continue to identify all
of the members before beginning to randomly select her sample?
Identifying every individual who meets the criteria for being included in
the population makes it possible for each individual to have an equal
chance to be selected in the sample. If someone in the population is not
identified, they have no chance whatsoever of being selected.
Systematic sampling
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Correct Purposive sampling
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Very rarely does a rule for determining sample size discuss a maximum
number of subjects. Researchers generally work under a rule suggesting
the larger the size of the sample the better.
9. Which sample size would you recommend for a survey if the population
consists of 90 subjects?
18 (20%) subjects
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Correct 90 (100%) subjects
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For populations of less than 100 subjects the authors recommend using
everyone in the population.
10 Which type of sampling procedure should Ms. Weber use to draw a
. sample that is not biased?
Convenience
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Correct Random
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Systematic sampling
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Correct Stratified random sampling
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Cluster
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Correct Non-proportional stratified random
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16 Suppose Mr. North randomly selected school districts from the state,
. randomly selected schools from within those selected districts, and
randomly selected U.S. History classes from within those schools. His
sampling technique is best described as
multi-stage cluster.
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17 Mr. Marino has compiled a list of 1,348 students in his high school. He
. has selected a sample of 42 students by choosing every 14th student on
this list. Which type of sampling is he using?
Systematic
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Generalizability is a concern.
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Correct Students have already been assigned to classes.
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21 Dr. Wise has chosen to use four classes of sixth grade students in a local
. school because he has an excellent relationship with the principal and
teachers in that school. Which sampling technique is he likely to use?
Convenience
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22 Dr. Gaffney chose to conduct her study in a school known for its
. effectiveness as measured by very high standardized test scores. Which
sampling technique did she use in selecting this school?
Random
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Correct Purposive
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23 Dr. Waterman was told to select his sample in a manner to assure there
. were at least 10 foreign language teachers, 10 health teachers, 15 art
teachers, and 15 music teachers. Which non-random sampling technique
should he use?
Stratified
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Correct Quota
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25 When Dr. Paradise uses only those graduate students who earned an 'A'
. in his educational research class, he is likely going to have a problem
with which of the following?
Stratification
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Correct Sampling bias
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All of these
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Correct Qualitative sampling
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All of these
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Purposive
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Correct Intensity
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Quota
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Correct Criterion
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The selection of players that met certain standards (i.e., being an all-
star) is an example of setting a criterion and selecting only participants
who meet that standard.
Quota
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Correct Criterion
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Criterion
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Correct Snowball
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Quota
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Correct Snowballing
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Random purposive
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35 Ms. Landry has begun to hear the same things from each additional
. participant she interviews. What would you advise her to do in terms of
her sample size?