@ What I Know Read and analyze each item very carefully, choose the letter of the correct answer and write it on your answer sheets. 1. How do you call a group of people, objects, or items that are taken from a larger population for measurement in research? A. Population B. sample C. respondents D. participants 2. Which term used as representative of the population to ensure that we can generalize the ndings 'om the research sample to the population as a whole. A. Snowball B. respondents C. sample D. population 3. The following are the main types of qualitative sampling except? A. Narrative sampling C. purposive sampling B. Snowball sampling D. Quota sampling 4. Which type of sampling where the participants recruit other participants for a study? A. Purposive sampling C. Random sampling B. Quota sampling D. snowball sampling 5. What do you call the other type of sampling that is intentional selection of respondents based on their ability to elucidate a specific theme, concepts, or phenomenon in a study? A. Random sampling C. Snowball sampling B. Quota sampling D. Purposive sampling 2 6. Which sampling technique whereby participant quotas are preset prior to the sampling? A. Quota sampling C. Purposive sampling B. Snowball sampling D. Random sampling 7. What type of sampling where the participants are selected or sought based on preselected criteria based on the research question and is said to be the most common sampling strategy? A. Quota sampling C. Purposive sampling B. Snowball sampling D. Random sampling 8. What is the ideal sample size for phenomenological research in the rule of thumb? A. 10 participants C. 20 participants B. 20 participants D. 30 participants 9. Which sample size is ideal for grounded theory in the rule of thumb? A. 20 participants C. 10-20 participants B. 10 participants D. 20-30 participants 10. How do you call this point in research process when no new information is discovered in data analysis, and the redundancy signals to researchers that data collection may cease? A. Data saturation C. Data switching B. Data coding D. Data inscribing 11.In a rule of thumb approach, what sample size is suggested in a case study? A. Select one case or one person B. Select multiple cases for comparison C. Select 10 cases for deeper learning D. None of the above 12. The following terms were used to define data saturation. Which of these term does not belong to the group? A. Redundancy C. new idea B. Repeated D. Recurring JJ. 110116 01 U16 aDOVB 12. The following terms were used to dene data saturation. Which of these term does not belong to the group? A. Redundancy C. new idea B. Repeated D. Recurring 13. When doing a qualitative research, what is the ideal sample size in an ethnographic study? A. 20 participants C. 10-20 participants B. 10 participants D. 20-30 participants 14. What is the most appropriate approach in identifying the sample size of a qualitative research study? A. Does not limit the no. of participants. B. The lesser the participants the better. C. Must be larger enough to represent the group. D. It depends on the nature and type of the study. 15. When determining sample size for qualitative studies, it is important to let students remember that there are no hard and fast rules. What are the three considerations that the students must remember? A. The saturation or redundancy of the sample size must be considered. B. The size of a sample is important to determine the difference within a target population. C. Approximation of a sample size grounded on the method of the study may be used. D. All of the above @ What's More Read and understand the case presented. In a piece of paper identify what sampling technique is being used in the study. Case study 1: Imagine that you have arrived in the City of Cebu to conduct a case study on working street children. A local social worker introduces you to two former street working children and you learn that they still have lots of friends still working on the street. As a way to identify participants for your study, you ask the two former street working children if they can recommend and invite some of their friends on the street to participate in the study. You also ask them to spread word of the study in anticipation that their friends will also help you to identify potential participants. How would you classify this kind of sampling and explain your answer? 1. Quota sampling? 2. Snowball sampling? 3. Random purposeful sampling