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    This document defines and explains purposive sampling, a type of non-probability sampling technique where the researcher selects participants based on specific criteria relevant to the research questions. It provides the steps for purposive sampling, which include identifying the research question, determining selection criteria, identifying potential participants, selecting participants, collecting data, and analyzing data. Examples of research well-suited for purposive sampling include qualitative case studies, ethnography, and phenomenological studies.

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    This document defines and explains purposive sampling, a type of non-probability sampling technique where the researcher selects participants based on specific criteria relevant to the research questions. It provides the steps for purposive sampling, which include identifying the research question, determining selection criteria, identifying potential participants, selecting participants, collecting data, and analyzing data. Examples of research well-suited for purposive sampling include qualitative case studies, ethnography, and phenomenological studies.

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    Purposive

    Sampling

    INSPIRED BY
    Lesson Outline
    . Define:
    a. sampling
    b. non-probability sampling
    c. purposive sampling
    2. Give the process of purposive sampling
    3. Ideal research for Purposive Sampling
    4. Give at least 2 scenarios
    What is sampling?
    it is a method of selecting participants
    (samples) in your study from the total
    population.
    Why is sampling important?
    • saves time;
    • saves money; and
    • saves effort.
    Non- Probability
    Sampling
    it does not involve random
    processes in selecting participants,
    the members of the population will
    not have an equal chance of being
    selected
    Purposive Sampling
    Process:

    • Also called Judgmental 1. Identify the research


    Sampling question or objective
    • is a technique that involves 2. Determine the criteria for
    participant selection
    you using your judgment to
    3. Identify potential
    select a sample that will participants
    provide the best information 4. Select participants
    for the purposes of the study. 5. Collect data
    6. Analyze data
    Qualitative Research:

    • Case Studies
    • Ethnography
    • Phenomenological
    Research
    THANK
    YOU

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