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The document outlines various sampling techniques, categorizing them into probability and non-probability methods. Examples of each technique are provided, including simple random, stratified random, cluster, multi-stage, purposive, quota, convenience, and snowball sampling. Each example illustrates how these techniques can be applied in different contexts, such as education and research.

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The document outlines various sampling techniques, categorizing them into probability and non-probability methods. Examples of each technique are provided, including simple random, stratified random, cluster, multi-stage, purposive, quota, convenience, and snowball sampling. Each example illustrates how these techniques can be applied in different contexts, such as education and research.

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PROBABILITY SAMPLING

& NON-PROBABILITY
SAMPLING TECNIQUES
2 EXAMPLES OF EACH SAMPLING TECNIQUES
SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING
• A teacher randomly picks students from a list of all students in
the class using a spin the wheel method for recitation.
• A boy uses coin toss method to decide between a new shoe or a
playstation V.

SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING


• A researcher picks every 4th student on the attendance list to
conduct an interview.
• A police officer ask every 2nd trainees on the line to do a 20
push ups and 20 sit ups
STRATIFIED RANDOM SAMPLING
• A researcher divides students into strands (e.g. STEM, ABM, GAS)
and randomly selects an equal number to answer a survey.
• A student researcher provided a survey questionnaire to different
subject departments and picked a random teacher from each
department.
CLUSTER SAMPLING
• The teacher groups the students based on gender and picks
random students in those groups to join the event.
• The volleyball coach groups the players based on their age, he
randomly picks an age group and asks them to do a spiking drill.
MULTI-STAGE SAMPLING
• The owner of the NBA selects a conference, then picks random team from that
conference, and finally a random player from the team for an interview.
• An interviewer selects a strand from grade 11, then picks a random section,
and lastly picks a random student from that section to conduct an interview.

PURPOSIVE/JUDGEMENTAL
SAMPLING
• A company only hires applicants with 5 years of experience for
a broker position.
• A doctor only chooses diabetic patients for the study of the
new insulin treatment.
QUOTA SAMPLING
• A basketball team just needs 10 players, and once they meet
their requirements, they begin practice.
• The teacher needs 10 participants for the game, if they meet
this quota the game will start.
CONVENIENCE SAMPLING
• A teacher only gives plus 10 points to the first 5 students to
finish their quiz.
• A student researcher surveys their classmates instead of going to
other sections because it is more convenient.
SNOWBALL SAMPLING
• A social worker interviews a homeless person, who refers
others for the study.
• The shoe buyer interviews a shoe collector, who then
introduces other shoe collectors

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