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    Convenience sampling involves selecting participants based on their accessibility to the researcher, such as friends, students, or social media polls. It allows for quick, easy, and low-cost data collection but responses may be biased from those who are more agreeable or readily available. Purposive sampling selects participants based on specific qualities according to the research objective, such as bookworms at a book festival. It directly approaches needed respondents but risks bias and reduced reliability compared to random sampling. Both methods facilitate research but have disadvantages in representing the total population.

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    Convenience sampling involves selecting participants based on their accessibility to the researcher, such as friends, students, or social media polls. It allows for quick, easy, and low-cost data collection but responses may be biased from those who are more agreeable or readily available. Purposive sampling selects participants based on specific qualities according to the research objective, such as bookworms at a book festival. It directly approaches needed respondents but risks bias and reduced reliability compared to random sampling. Both methods facilitate research but have disadvantages in representing the total population.

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    Convenience sampling involves selecting participants based on their accessibility to the researcher, such as friends, students, or social media polls. It allows for quick, easy, and low-cost data collection but responses may be biased from those who are more agreeable or readily available. Purposive sampling selects participants based on specific qualities according to the research objective, such as bookworms at a book festival. It directly approaches needed respondents but risks bias and reduced reliability compared to random sampling. Both methods facilitate research but have disadvantages in representing the total population.

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    CONVENIENCE

    SAMPLING
    What is CONVENIENCE SAMPLING?
    Selecting a participant based on the researcher availability
    Example :
    • Survey the Researcher’s Best friends
    • Students enrolled in the Researcher’s classes
    • Instagram polls

    Disadvantage:
    Advantage: • Responses more likely
    • Collect data quickly from higher in
    • Easy to do research agreeableness
    • Low Cost • Responses only from
    • Readily Available people Who are easily
    available
    PURPOSIVE SAMPLE
    • Also known as judgemental sampling.
    • Selecting sample based on their own judgement to obtain the objective of the research.
    • HOW IS PURPOSIVE SAMPLING CONDUCTED ?
    The method for performing purposive sampling is fairly straightforward. All a researcher must do is
    reject the individuals who do not fit a particular profile when creating the sample.
    • Example : - Going to a Book festival to sample a bookworm

    Advantages:
    • Directly Approachable Disadvantages:
    Respondents • Biased
    • Easy to conduct • Not reliable
    • Facilitates the purpose
    of study

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