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Sampling Procedure

The document outlines various sampling procedures used in research, including random, stratified, convenience, purposive, quota, and snowball sampling. It provides definitions and examples for each method, along with activities and quizzes to reinforce understanding. Additionally, it includes instructions for a follow-up assignment related to identifying correct sampling techniques in given situations.

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Sampling Procedure

The document outlines various sampling procedures used in research, including random, stratified, convenience, purposive, quota, and snowball sampling. It provides definitions and examples for each method, along with activities and quizzes to reinforce understanding. Additionally, it includes instructions for a follow-up assignment related to identifying correct sampling techniques in given situations.

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GOOD

AFTERNOON,
ARISTOTLE!
LEINEL M. MALAZZAB, MA
GREETINGS!
PRAYER
CHECKING
OF
ATTENDANCE
RECALL
URBAN PICTIONARY!
Directions: Guess what concepts the
figures/symbols and letters are trying to
convey.
1
.
ANSWER:

RANDOM
Directions: Guess what concepts the
figures/symbols and letters are trying to
convey.
2
.
ANSWER:

SNOWBALL
Directions: Guess what concepts the
figures/symbols and letters are trying to
convey.
3
.
ANSWER:

SAMPLIING
Directions: Guess what concepts the
figures/symbols and letters are trying to
convey.
4
.
ANSWER:

QOUTA
Directions: Guess what concepts the
figures/symbols and letters are trying to
convey.
5
.
ANSWER:

CONVENIENCE
SAMPLING PROCEDURE
Sampling
Procedure
 Sampling Procedure defines the rules
that specify how the system calculates
the sample size and it contains
information about the valuation of an
inspection characteristic during results
recording.
Random Sampling

 Technique that uses randomization to make sure


that every element of the population gets an equal
chance to be part of the selected sample.
Stratified
Sampling
 Technique that divides the elements of the
population into small subgroups (strata) based on
the similarity in such a way that the elements within
the group are homogeneous and heterogeneous
among the other subgroups formed.
Convenience
Sampling
 Where the samples are selected based on
availability.
Purposive Sampling

 Based on the intention or the purpose of the study.


Qouta Sampling

 Type of sampling depends on some pre-set


standard. It selects the representative sample from
the population.
Referral/Snowball
Sampling
 Where the population is completely unknown and
rare.
ACTIVITY TIME!
Directions: Match the column A and column
B.
Column A Column B
1. Used in situations where the population is completely
unknown and rare.
a) Random
b) Stratified
2. Where the samples are selected based on availability.
c) Convenience
3. Type of sampling depends on some pre-set standard.
d) Purposive
4. Based on the intention or the purpose of the study.
e) Quota
5. Technique that uses randomization to make sure that
every element of the population gets an equal chance. f) Snowball
6. Technique that divides the elements of the population
into small subgroups (strata) based on the similarity.
ACTIVITY TIME!
Sing it out loud!
Directions: Answer the questions and perform the activity
through a song.

1. Can you describe sampling procedure


and sample?
2. What are the different sampling methods?
RUBRIC:
QUIZ TIME!
Directions: Identify sampling procedures of the situations
below. Choose the correct sampling technique in the box.
Random Purposive
Stratified Quota
Convenience
Snowball
1. Mr. Johnson writes the name of all students in class, then he placed the names in a fish bowl. From the fish bowl,
he was able to draw the names of the participants.

2. The teacher randomly selects 20 boys and 15 girls from a batch of learners to be members of a group that will go to
a field trip.

3. A sample of 10 mice are selected at random from a set of 40 mice to test the effect of a certain medicine.

4. Bryn chose terminally ill patients to be part of his qualitative study.

5. A candidate for PhD degree took his sample from the NCR. She then selected random number of participants from
each city in the region.
ANSWER:

1. Random
2. Stratified
3. Random
4. Purposive
5. Random
ASSIGNMENT:
Follow-up: Directions: Read and analyze the following situations
below. Select check mark (✓) if the given sampling techniques is
correct and cross out mark (X) if it is not.

1. _______ Situation: Checking every 5th student in the list


Sampling Technique: Quota Sampling
2. _______ Situation: Interviewing any person in the wet market
Sampling Technique: Systematic Sampling
3. _______ Situation: Selecting samples by chance using a randomly generator chart
Sampling Technique: Stratified Sampling
4. _______ Situation: Selecting participants who met the objectives of the research
Sampling Technique: Purposive Sampling
5. _______ Situation: Identifying a group to study, then further dividing the group according to their income
Sampling Technique: Cluster Sampling
ADVANCED:
Directions: Search more about the Inquiries, Investigation and Immersion

Quarter 1 – Module 4: Understanding Ways to Collect Data: Data Collection


Procedure Refer from this module.

https://depedtambayan.net/wpcontent/uploads/2021/10/III12_q1_mod4_UnderstandingWaystoCollectData.pdf
THANK YOU!

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