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Sampling: Important Steps in a Sample Survey

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Important Steps in a Sample Survey

Provide a statement of objectives
Define sampled population
Select a method of measurement
Select a sample
Do pre-testing
Select and justify a sampling method: Probability sampling vs. Non-probability sampling
Select and justify a sample size, this selection in term would affect: usefulness and comprehensiveness of content, reliability of results, intelligibility, speed, economy of operation and accurate interpretation and presentation

Qualitative Research

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Historical Beginnings of Qualitative Research

In the beginning, quantitative paradigm especially experimentation was the highlight of research in psychology.
Sigmund Freud in the period of 1880՚s-1890՚s employed detailed case histories, narratives as a method of study.
Freud and Piaget did not conform to the ongoing experimental paradigm.
Paradigm crisis began in 1960՚s.
According to Dyer (2006) , “There was growing evidence of awareness within the psychological community that experiments were inadequate for the purposes…

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