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organization of research

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focused, coherent, cohesive

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A quantitative research design that bases its research method on a scientific activity called

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EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH DESIGN

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It is a bias-free selection that ensures objectivity of results. This design is the best way to examine causal relationships.

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True Experimental Design

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Research with the capacity to yield findings that are seemingly or more or less true

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Quasi-experimental Design

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A quantitative research design that is capable of giving qualitative and quantitative data, but more on qualitative data; hence, this is often used in the field of social sciences.

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NON-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH DESIGN

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random selection – unbiased or accurate manner of selecting the right people to represent the population

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probability sampling

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purposive or controlled selection of sampling

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nonprobability sampling

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Composed of individuals with varied abilities

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Heterogeneity of Population

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The accuracy of the sample depends also on how precise or accurate your methods are in calculating the members used in measuring the chosen samples or giving a certain value to each of them

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Statistical Techniques

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research needs

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Time and Cost. Attention, time, and effort

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Selection is based on pure chance. All population is participants

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Probability Sampling

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Picking out from the list every 5th or every 8th member listed in the sampling frame until the completion of the desired total number of respondents

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SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING

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Based on pure chance

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RANDOM SAMPLING

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Subdivided into strata, subgroups, or subsamples during the stage of the data analysis

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STRATIFIED SAMPLING

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Rather than in separate individuals such as choosing 5 classes of 40 students each from a whole population of 5,000 students.

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CLUSTER SAMPLING

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Not chosen randomly, but purposed fully

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Nonprobability Sampling

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Choosing specific samples that you know correspond to the population in terms of one, two, or more characteristics

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QUOTA SAMPLING

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Willing to participate as respondents in the research project

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VOLUNTARY SAMPLING

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Choosing respondents whom you have judge as people with good background knowledge or with the great enthusiasm about the results

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PURPOSIVE SAMPLING

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Picking out people who are easy to find or locate and willing to establish contact with you.

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AVAILABILITY SAMPLING

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Selecting samples from several alternative samples

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SNOW BALL SAMPLING