Week 1

Pre-test/ Post-test Control Single Group Pre-test/ Post- Solomon Four Group Design
Group Design test Design

● Maturation ● Maturation
● Test-wiseness ● Test-wiseness
● Natural attrition ● Natural attrition

Week 2

Guided Practice 1
A.
1 True

2 True

3 False

4 True

5 False

B
Given: n=?
N=1000
e=2 %=0.02

N
n=
1+ N e 2
1000
n= 2
1+(1000)(0.02)
n=714.29 ≈714

Activity 1.

Sample: Population: Margin of Error:

362 3800 5% or 0.05

Sampling Frame: Formula to be used:

Residence in Brgy. N
Caniogan, Pasig City
n=
1+ N e 2
3800
n=
1+(3800)(0.05)2
 n=361.90 ≈ 362
B.

1. Given: n=?
N=27,150
e=5 %=0.05

N
n= 2
1+ N e
27,150
n= 2
1+(27,150)(0.05)
n=394.19 ≈394

2. Given: n=?
N=10,000
e=5 %=0.05

N
n= 2
1+ N e
10,000
n= 2
1+(10,00 0)(0.05)
n=384.62≈ 385

Guided Practice 2

1 Simple Random Sampling

2 Multi-stage Sampling

3 Cluster

4 Cluster Sampling

6 Strata

7 Qualitative Research

8 Convenience Sampling

9 Quota

10 Snowball Sampling
 11 Quota Sampling

12 Non-probability Sampling
Activity 2

1. Given: n=?
N=100
k =10

N
n=
k
100
n=
10
n=10

2. Stratified Random Sampling

The president gets its sample by

dividing the population into a
group (strata) which is by
department and then he uses
simple random sampling to get
to two samples each.

B.

1. Convenience Sampling
2. Snowball Sampling
3. Purposive Sampling
4. Quota Sampling
5. Snowball Sampling

The researcher collects the sample from a population that is convenient to them, where they
ask 100 persons that pass by the main gate of the school.

The researcher looks for a respondent to participate in the study then ask that respondent to
refer another respondent who can participate in the study.

The researcher collects the sample from a population that is convenient to them, where they
ask people who dress good and look healthy.

The researcher has a quota.

The researcher looks for a respondent to participate in the study then ask that respondent to
refer another respondent who can participate in the study.