“ Sampling Strategies ”
“ Sampling Strategies ”
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DOI:
10.18356/5191cd3f-en
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发表时间:
2005
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通讯作者:
Kandace J. Landreneau
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作者:
Kandace J. Landreneau
What are sampling strategies? The strategy is the plan you set forth to be sure that the sample you use in your research study represents the population from which you drew your sample. For example, if your study included the living donors then the strategy you chose to enter them would help support that they are representative of all living donors. As an introduction, there are terms associated with sampling: population, sample, sampling frame, eligibility criteria, inclusion criteria, exclusion criteria, representativeness, sampling designs, sampling bias, sampling error, power analysis, effect size, and attrition. Types of sampling include convenience, accidental, snowball, quota sample, purposive sampling, simple random sampling and cluster sampling,. The parts of the sampling process and terms used by researchers sometimes overlap and any researcher will find it helpful to become familiar with the terms listed above. Within this fact sheet, we will focus only on sampling strategies.