Chapter 9
Population and Sampling in Quantitative Studies
OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this chapter the learner will be able to:
Define the common terms used in sampling
Describe various types of sampling
Distinguish between probability and nonprobability sampling
Identify and describe several types of probability and non-probability sampling
Describe the advantages and disadvantages of various types of sampling
Critique the sampling design
INTRODUCTION
Sampling strategy is critical for ensuring the usefulness of a study. It helps to determine whether the results of a study can be applied as evidence. It contributes to the trustworthiness of results and is vital for drawing the logical conclusions from a study. In order to apply the findings ...
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