Match the sampling strategies below with the
-Selecting in-state, out-of-state, and international college students to interview based on the percentages of each group in the total student population.
examples provided.
A)Comprehensive
B)Critical case
C)Maximum variation
D)Extreme/deviant/unique
E)Typical
F)Negative/discrepant
G)Opportunistic
H)Convenience
I)Homogenous
J)Snowball/chain/network
K)Intensity
L)Stratified purposeful
M)Random purposeful
N)Theoretical
O)Criterion

Question

Match the sampling strategies below with the 
-Selecting in-state, out-of-state, and international college students to interview based on the percentages of each group in the total student population.
examples provided.
A)Comprehensive 
B)Critical case 
C)Maximum variation 
D)Extreme/deviant/unique 
E)Typical 
F)Negative/discrepant 
G)Opportunistic 
H)Convenience
I)Homogenous
J)Snowball/chain/network
K)Intensity
L)Stratified purposeful
M)Random purposeful
N)Theoretical
O)Criterion

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This example describes stratified purposeful sampling, where the researcher divides the population into different subgroups (strata) and then selects samples from each stratum to ensure representation across the entire population. In this case, the strata are in-state, out-of-state, and international students.

Match the Sampling Strategies Below with the