Question

14. "Sampling Cases" can be defined as :
(A) Sampling using a sampling frame
(B) Identifying people who are suit-
able for research
(C) Literally the researcher's brief
case
(D) A sampling of people, newspa-
pers, television programs etc
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Answer 1

Correct option :

(D) A sampling of people, newspapers, television programs etc.

Explanation:

Sampling case is identifying people who are suitable for research.

Answer 2

Sampling cases can be defined as a sampling of people, newspapers, television programs, etc. (Option d)

• In general, sampling in case study research include judgments made by the researchers on sample procedures, the number of case studies, and the unit of analysis.
• The selection of information-rich examples for in-depth examination is a goal of sampling in case study research.
• Random sampling guarantees that the findings received from your sample are close to what would have been achieved if the population had been examined.
• The simplest random sample gives each unit in the population an equal probability of being chosen.