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💡 Key Idea
Sampling: Studying a Few to Understand Many
Why study 1000 when 100 can tell the story?
Sampling means selecting a small part of a population to represent the whole. It saves time, money, and effort while still giving reliable insights.
↳ A good sample mirrors the population, so findings can be generalised.
📖 Definition
Two Big Families of Sampling
Probability vs non-probability — know the split.
↳ Probability = random & representative; Non-probability = selective & insight-driven.
⚙️ Process
Types of Probability Sampling
Four random ways to pick a sample.
↳ Probability methods give every unit a known, non-zero chance of selection.
📖 Smart notes
What you'll study, topic by topic
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Types of Sampling and Qualitative Sampling Methods
Sampling is the process of selecting a small group (sample) from a larger population to study it. Sampling methods are broadly divided into probability (random) and non-probability (non-random) techniques, while qualitat…
**Sampling** = selecting a small group (sample) from a larger group (population) to study.
Two families: **probability sampling** (random, representative) and **non-probability sampling** (judgement-based).
**Simple random sampling**: every member has an equal chance; lottery or random number method.
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16 questions laddered from warm-up to topper-level, each with an explanation. A taste:
What is sampling in research?
Beginner
A Selecting a small group from a larger populationB Randomly guessing research answersC Studying the entire populationD Writing a research report
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Selecting a small group from a larger population
Sampling is the process of selecting a small group (sample) from a larger group (population) to study and draw conclusions about the whole.
In probability sampling, every member of the population has:
Beginner
A A chance decided by the researcher's moodB No chance of being selectedC A known, non-zero chance of being selectedD An equal chance only if they volunteer
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A known, non-zero chance of being selected
Probability sampling requires that every member has a known, non-zero chance of selection, which makes the sample representative.
Which sampling method picks every $k$-th item from a list?
Beginner
A Snowball samplingB Systematic samplingC Stratified samplingD Simple random sampling
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Systematic sampling
Systematic sampling selects every $k$-th item, where $k = \text{population} / \text{sample size}$.
A researcher divides a college into arts and science students, then randomly picks some from each group. Which method is this?
Intermediate
A Stratified samplingB Convenience samplingC Cluster samplingD Snowball sampling
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Stratified sampling
Stratified sampling divides the population into strata (groups) and randomly samples from each stratum.
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