APP 006 "SAS 13"

going to different areas to obtain a sample from varied set of people

making sections a, b, c, and d as your respondents

select groups randomly and then choose individuals randomly from these groups

sample selected from a population where there is an equal chance of being selected

the larger group to which one hopes to apply the results

Which is the proper formula of Slovin's formula

measures the number of individual samples measured in

A member of a population who can provide information

is used to calculate an appropriate sample size from a population

individuals who have special qualifications are deemed representative

choosing from your class the native speakers of English as the subjects in your study

sample selected so that certain characteristics are represented in the sample in the same proportion

accommodating extra willing people to act as respondents

Minimum number of subjects for experimental and casual comparative study

any group of individuals that is available

Minimum number of subjects for a correlational study

Minimum number of subjects for a descriptive study

selecting respondents from each sections: A, B, C, and D

Sample that is similar to the population on all characteristics

any part of the population of individuals on whom information is obtained

obtained by using groups as the sampling unit rather than individuals

taking every 15th person in the sampling frame as the chosen respondent

selecting every nth name in a population

Include simple random sampling, stratified random sampling, cluster random sampling, and two stage random sampling

is the main focus of the scientific inquiry

group to whom the researcher would like to generalize the results

offering varied sampling techniques whose validity depends much on statistics

putting all names in a box and draw from the box the total number of the sample

interviewing people buying fish from the market

actual population to whom the researcher would like to generalize

selecting the exact number of samples possessing comparative features or traits w/ the population

refers to the process of selecting these individuals

Includes systematic sampling, convenience sampling and purposive sampling

population to whom the researcher is entitled to generalize