Convenience sample Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Convenience sample

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  • Asking people who are already in the area to participate.
  • Qualitative & Quantitative.
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Convenience sample strengths

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Accessibility

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Convenience sample limitations

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  • selection bias (particularly sampling bias)
  • can’t take too long
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Random sampling

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  • Every element in the population has an equal probability of being selected.
  • Quantitative
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Random sampling strength

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  • High External Validity
  • Minimizes Selection Bias
  • Permits Inference
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Random sampling limitation

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  • Requires a Complete Sampling Frame
  • Can Be Impractical
  • Potential for Non-Sampling Error
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Volunteer Sampling

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  • A NON-probability sampling technique where participants self-select to be involved in a study by volunteering their time and effort.
  • open invitations or advertisements.
  • QUALITATIVE
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volunteer sampling strengths

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  • Ease of recruitment
  • Cost-effectiveness
  • Quick data collection
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volunteer sampling limitations

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selection bias (self-selection bias, sampling bias)

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Purposive sampling

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  • Done with purpose, seek certain characteristics
  • through advertisements, referrals, and direct recruitment
  • qualitative
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Purposive sampling strengths

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  • in-depth insight
  • Higher internal validity
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Purposive sampling limitations

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  • time-consuming
  • may not agree to participate
  • Researcher Bias
  • Low external validity
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Snowball sampling

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Relies on existing study subjects to recruit future subjects from among their acquaintances

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Snowball sampling strength

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  • Access to Hard-to-Reach Populations
  • Cost-Effective
  • Building Trust
  • Rich Qualitative Data
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Snowball sampling limitation

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  • Sampling Bias
  • low external validity
  • Dependence on Initial Participants
  • Ethical Concerns (privacy issues)
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