4.3 Non-Probability Sampling Techniques

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[@chandamonicamulenga4096]

Thanks! Good and simple explanation to understand. It has been very helpful.

[@GrahamRGibbs]

re quota sampling. The quotas should match the distribution in your target population. If that is the nation then what you suggest is right. However, for other target populations you will need different quotas if you think the distributional makeup is different from the national one e.g. a quota sample of recent immigrants where there will be more young and able bodied people than the population.
PS I like the series. Very good production quality (better than the handwriting method) and good explanations and coverage. I'll be recommending the videos to my students.

[@collinsesohwode9230]

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[@penonton3456]

Thank you so much Sir, it helps me a lot to understand the particular of sampling that I need to applied in my research

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[@louisarosemusic]

really helpful! I'm a student at Erasmus University of Rotterdam doing IBA. Thank you!

[@lariomalungana5660]

Wow I understood it much better ....thank you

[@noodlenoggin5854]

Where did you get the figures for the recommendations for the sample sizes - any references you can give us, please?

[@thegeneralistph4839]

Thank you again sir.

[@MrGimmy1234]

Thanks for uploading.how can we avoid bias in quota sampling?

[@thulanisiziba2050]

What about Convenience Sampling as the example of non-probability sampling?

[@jiangpan7333]

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[@kingscollections2024]

brave presentation!

[@anuradhajayatilake1093]

Thank you

[@gr88rauf2010]

its very helpful ........ I am student of MS Management science at International Islamic University Islamabad Pakistan

[@margaretmitchell365]

What about Convenience Sampling as the example of non-probability sampling? What is a good way to sample?

[@elogekambaletaraja5334]

A question. If I have a population size of 24, and given the ease of accessing them, can I include all of them in the study? Can call it purposive sampling ?

[@Sunkistkay]

Isn't "availability sampling" a non-probability method as well, or did you just mention it under another method (i.e., haphazard sampling)?

[@ramjanshaikh4498]

Sir I am doing research in community .There is no any exact population please of community.How much i have to select sample size in number (phD)

[@empaulstube6947]

where did you get the sample sizes for Homogenous and Heterogenous population?

[@alyamoosa3025]

you can find it in (Book: research methods for business students)

[@EclecticVibesChannel627]

About target population

[@tota8064]

These numbers refer to the amount of individuals? So 4 - 12 persons?!

[@priyamkumar5751]

What is Mixed Sampling? plz reply asap