Question 1

The purpose of ???????????? is to examine changes or continuity in the samples characteristics.&#10;A)Longitudinal study&#10;B)Cross?sectional study&#10;C)experimental study.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

Longitudinal studies are designed to examine changes or continuity in the characteristics of the sample over time, allowing researchers to observe developments or changes in the subject matter.

Question 2

?????????????????????????? may adopt a descriptive / diagnostic research design.&#10;A)Social research&#10;B)Experimental&#10;C)Exploratory.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

Social research often uses descriptive or diagnostic research designs to systematically describe a situation or phenomenon and diagnose issues within a social context.

Question 3

???????????? is the procedure for forming knowledge by collecting observation under controlled condition.&#10;A)Experimental research design&#10;B)Exploratory research design&#10;C)Diagnostic research design.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

Experimental research design is characterized by the researcher manipulating one or more variables to determine their effect on another variable, typically under controlled conditions. This process is fundamental in forming knowledge through systematic observation and experimentation.

Question 4

??????????????? refers to the aggregate of all units which posses a certain set of characteristics.&#10;A)Population&#10;B)Sample&#10;C)none of these.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

Population refers to the aggregate of all units that possess a certain set of characteristics, encompassing the entire group of individuals or items of interest for a particular study or analysis.

Question 5

All the elements of target population from which the sample is to be draw.&#10;A)sampling frame&#10;B)Sample unit&#10;C)sampling design.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

The sampling frame is the list or database from which the sample is drawn. It includes all the elements of the target population from which the sample is to be drawn, ensuring that every member has a chance of being selected.

Question 6

????????????????????? is the blue print for obtaining a sample from the sampling frame.&#10;A)Sampling frame&#10;B)Research report&#10;C)Sampling design.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

Sampling design is the plan for how to select the sample from the population, essentially serving as the blueprint for obtaining a sample from the sampling frame.

Question 7

Sampling is the ??????????????????? for obtaining a sample from the sampling frame.&#10;A)Research&#10;B)Research report&#10;C)blue print.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

Sampling is referred to as the blueprint for obtaining a sample from the sampling frame because it outlines the plan or strategy for how the sample will be selected.

Question 8

Sampling design is the blue pint for obtaining ???????????????????? from the sampling frame.&#10;A)Sample&#10;B)data&#10;C)Population.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

Sampling design is the blueprint for obtaining a sample from the sampling frame.

Question 9

Sampling design is the blue print of for obtaining sample from ???????????????????????.&#10;A)sampling frame&#10;B)Population&#10;C)Research.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

The answer of Sampling design is the blue print of...

Question 10

every individual has a known & equal chance of being selected is known as ???????????????????????.&#10;A)Probability sampling&#10;B)non?probability sampling&#10;C)Research design.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

Probability sampling is the correct term because it refers to sampling methods where every individual has a known and equal chance of being selected. This ensures that the sample represents the population fairly and allows for generalizations to be made from the sample to the population.

Question 11

Probability sampling means???????????????????????.&#10;A)Every individual has chance of being selected.&#10;B)No probability is associated with an individual of being selected.&#10;C)none of these.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

The answer of Probability sampling means???????????????????????.&#10;A)Every individual has chance of...

Question 12

No probability is associated with an individual of being selected is known as ??????????????????????.&#10;A)Non?probability sampling&#10;B)Probability sampling&#10;C)none of these.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

The answer of No probability is associated with an individual...

Question 13

Stratified sampling is ??????????????????? sampling.&#10;A)Probability&#10;B)Non?probability&#10;C)none of these.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

The answer of Stratified sampling is ??????????????????? sampling.&#10;A)Probability&#10;B)Non?probability&#10;C)none of these.&#10;D)none...

Question 14

Systematic sampling is ?????????????????????? sampling.&#10;A)Probability sampling&#10;B)Non?Probability&#10;C)none of these.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

The answer of Systematic sampling is ?????????????????????? sampling.&#10;A)Probability sampling&#10;B)Non?Probability&#10;C)none of...

Question 15

????????????????? is called first hand data.&#10;A)Primary data&#10;B)Secondary data&#10;C)information.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

The answer of ????????????????? is called first hand data.&#10;A)Primary data&#10;B)Secondary...

Question 16

Primary data is ???????????????? data.&#10;A)First hand&#10;B)Secondary data&#10;C)information.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

The answer of Primary data is ???????????????? data.&#10;A)First hand&#10;B)Secondary data&#10;C)information.&#10;D)none...

Question 17

Descriptive research design is ?????????????????????.&#10;A)General&#10;B)Specific&#10;C)informative.&#10;D)none

Accepted Answer

The answer of Descriptive research design is ?????????????????????.&#10;A)General&#10;B)Specific&#10;C)informative.&#10;D)none...

Deck 17: Sampling and Research Design Terminology