Answer the following:

1. It is the “blueprint” of the study that serves as the

basis for determining what data will be collected,
and how they will be analyzed and interpreted.
2. It aims to determine whether an increase or
decrease in one variable corresponds to the
increase or decrease in another.
3. It aims to infer a cause from the already existing
effects.
4. It aims to observe and report on a certain
phenomenon, type of behavior or portrait as it
takes place or manifests itself.
Answer the following:
5. Refers to the process of systematically selecting
individuals, units or group to be analyzed during the
conduct of the study.
6. Refers to the total number of elements to be studied.
7. A sampling method wherein members of the
population are selected in such a way that each
individual member has an equal chance of being
selected.
8. It is used for “exploratory” research studies, where
members of the population are not given equal
opportunities to participate.
Answer the following:
9. The most common methods used in this sampling
procedure are fish bowl and lottery giving equal
chance to every member of being selected.
10. This sampling method employs group of
individuals who are available for the study.
11. It is a type of non-random sampling, a set of
important characteristics of a population is
identified and then select your desired samples in
a non-random way.
12. It occurs when you select the members of your
sample in groups of subjects rather than
individuals.
Answer the following:

13. It allows only one chance and a system to

determine the membership in the sample.
14. It is a sampling strategy which elements in the
study population are divided into two or more
groups based on shared characteristics.
15. In this sampling method, one case or participant
suggests additional participants.
II. Slovin’s Formula

Population size- 1,500

Margin of error- 5%

Solve for the sample size