Research Methods: Sampling Methods & Ethics
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- Q1What is Gender Bias?When a sample has mainly males or females and does not represent all gendersonly collecting good looking male or female participantsthe researcher is sexist30s
- Q2If research is Androcentric, what does this mean?the sample is predominantly made up of femalesthe sample is limitedthe sample is predominantly made up of malesthe sample does not have diverse cultures within it30s
- Q3What is an accurate definition of population validity?ensuring that most of the participants were telling the truthbeing able to generalise results from the researchers sample to the target population30s
- Q4What is opportunity sampling?anyone who volunteers for the researchanyone who is available at the time of the research30s
- Q5Identify the INCORRECT strength of an opportunity sampling method:quick and cheap to carry out, so easy to replicatecan guarantee a large sample sizeit is the only sampling method for some research methods e.g. observations where consent is not gainedgood if you are looking for a sample with similar characteristics30s