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Sampling Techniques
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A Level Psychology Mind Map on Sampling Techniques, created by Jordan van Steenderen on 28/06/2017.
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Sampling Techniques
Random sampling
Best for being representative
Won't be representative if sample too small
Opportunity sampling
More convenient than random sampling
Pt's come to you
It is not likely to be representative
Same types of people may gather in one place
Volunteer sampling
More easy and convenient than random sampling
Pt's come to you
Not likely to be representative
Same types of people/only people in 1 area will volunteer/ people who have the time etc
Systematic sampling
convenient if small sample
if population is large, may be unrepresentative
Stratified sampling
likely to be most representative of all
requires a lot of time and resources
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