Accidental sampling occurs when a researcher selects cases that are easy and convenient. It lacks depth and is also called
A) convenience sampling. B) snowball sampling.
C) quota sampling. D) purposive sampling.
What questions should you ask when taking notes while reading material for your literature review?
A) How many researchers worked on this project?
B) What is the study's basic design?
C) How long did it take the author to do the research?
D) Which of the researchers designed the experiment or survey?
Answer choices on a survey should be balanced. What does that mean?
A) There should always be an even number of answers.
B) That the favorable or unfavorable choices are offered equally in a set of responses.
C) There is a fulcrum in the answers.
D) There are equal right and wrong answers.
The larger the sample size
A) the larger the sampling error. B) the smaller the sampling error.
C) the smaller the population size. D) has no impact on research.
Which of the following is NOT a part of the Six Step Process of Literature Review?
A) refine the topic
B) read books
C) design your study
D) organize notes, synthesize and write the review
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