Match the Sampling Strategies Below with the

question 1

Multiple Choice

Match the sampling strategies below with the
-Interviewing one female dean who has been recognized for leadership by a national organization and asking her to recommend another female dean she would consider a great leader.
examples provided.

• A)Comprehensive
• B)Critical case
• C)Maximum variation
• D)Extreme/deviant/unique
• E)Typical
• F)Negative/discrepant
• G)Opportunistic
• H)Convenience
• I)Homogenous
• J)Snowball/chain/network
• K)Intensity
• L)Stratified purposeful
• M)Random purposeful
• N)Theoretical
• O)Criterion

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Definitions:

Population Proportions

The fraction or percentage of a population that exhibits a specific characteristic or attribute.

Standard Error

The standard deviation of the sampling distribution of a statistic, providing a measure of the precision of the estimated population parameter.

Interval Estimate

An estimate of a population parameter that specifies a range of possible values within which the parameter is expected to lie, often expressed with a level of confidence.

Mean Ages

The average age of individuals in a population or sample, calculated by summing their ages and dividing by the number of individuals.