"Sampling Procedure and The Sample": Population 1. Heuristics
This document discusses different sampling procedures and approaches for determining sample size in quantitative research. It describes population and sample, and different types of probability sampling including simple random sampling, stratified random sampling, and cluster sampling. The key approaches discussed for identifying sample size are heuristics, literature review, and formulas like Slovin's formula. The document also explains statistical power and effect size which are important to consider for power analysis in determining an appropriate sample size.
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"Sampling Procedure and The Sample": Population 1. Heuristics
This document discusses different sampling procedures and approaches for determining sample size in quantitative research. It describes population and sample, and different types of probability sampling including simple random sampling, stratified random sampling, and cluster sampling. The key approaches discussed for identifying sample size are heuristics, literature review, and formulas like Slovin's formula. The document also explains statistical power and effect size which are important to consider for power analysis in determining an appropriate sample size.
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