LESSON 29 - SAMPLING: METHODS OF DETERMINING THE SAMPLE SIZE IN QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 28

  • @amruthababytp7329
    @amruthababytp7329 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you ma'am. It' s been a great class

    • @research-methods-class
      @research-methods-class  Před měsícem

      Thank you. Access all the lessons on www.researchmethodsclass.com/research-methods-course/

  • @patrickkimiti9808
    @patrickkimiti9808 Před rokem +3

    Thank you Dr Lydia. This presentation on sampling is the first l am watching in the series and l find it very clear. It makes the sampling part of research appear a lot easier to approach and tackle effectively. Hope to to watch the presentations on the other topics. Best wishes,

    • @research-methods-class
      @research-methods-class  Před rokem

      Most welcome. Access all lessons on www.researchmethodsclass.com/research-methods-course/. Do not forget to subscribe and recommend the channel to your friends

  • @lydiahwanyonyi2433
    @lydiahwanyonyi2433 Před 3 lety +1

    Highly appreciative of this Daktari.

  • @sashamatope8578
    @sashamatope8578 Před rokem +1

    Great presentation Dr Wambugu, Thank you!

    • @research-methods-class
      @research-methods-class  Před rokem

      Thank you for kind comment. Kindly access all the lessons on www.researchmethodsclass.com/research-methods-course/

  • @OjoroEmmanuel-yp3eq
    @OjoroEmmanuel-yp3eq Před rokem +1

    I have understood everything and a wonderful excellent lecture

    • @research-methods-class
      @research-methods-class  Před rokem

      Thank you. Access all the lessons on www.researchmethodsclass.com/research-methods-course/

  • @adanmohamedhassan5088
    @adanmohamedhassan5088 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you so much Dr Lydiah Wambugu , very informative and well explained lesson

  • @sifunjoabigaelnandoya4647

    Thank you so much Doctor Lydiah ,great work.

  • @godwinmakokha6491
    @godwinmakokha6491 Před 3 lety +1

    well explained Dr.

  • @peninahkaromo4082
    @peninahkaromo4082 Před 3 lety +3

    Thank you Dr. Lydia.
    I would like to know among the three last scientific sampling strategies is there any superior than the other from your experience.

    • @research-methods-class
      @research-methods-class  Před 3 lety

      Hello Peninah. None is superior than the other. The choice of a technique is determined by the research approach you have adopted and the philosophical assumptions

  • @blockbusterradio8625
    @blockbusterradio8625 Před rokem +1

    Hello, nice learning videos.
    Thought you could add some revision question at the end of each video so ass to test if one has learned..

    • @research-methods-class
      @research-methods-class  Před rokem

      Good suggestion Block. These lessons are meant to offer additional materials or extra resource to what you are learning in your course, so practice your level of understanding by using the revision questions you have in your course

  • @gimeijude
    @gimeijude Před 9 měsíci +1

    U r amazing ❤❤

    • @research-methods-class
      @research-methods-class  Před 9 měsíci

      Thank you. Access all the lessons on www.researchmethodsclass.com/research-methods-course/

  • @user-si5mb1el5n
    @user-si5mb1el5n Před 9 měsíci +1

    Greetings Doc, you said, the sample size should come from sampling frame, which come as well from accessible population. This one is a subset of target population. We have noticed that the online calculator or mathematics formulae have no provision for accessible population either the sampling frame. Therefore, what is your comment on this?

    • @research-methods-class
      @research-methods-class  Před 9 měsíci

      Population is determined by the researcher. It's your research problem that dictates the population. The calculator calculates for you the sample from the population you input

  • @user-er4qb8df8t
    @user-er4qb8df8t Před měsícem +1

    How do I determine the sample size for anc mothers accessing health education in level 5 hospital

  • @sashamatope8578
    @sashamatope8578 Před rokem +2

    Hi Dr Wambugu, Thank you for this presentation. I have a question on the population (N). In the case that I'm conducting an online survey where i don't know the population size but i need to come up with a sample....how best can i come with the N. Thank you for your help.

    • @research-methods-class
      @research-methods-class  Před rokem

      Thank you for kind comment and the question. Kindly access all the lessons on www.researchmethodsclass.com/research-methods-course/
      You assume an infinite population of over 100,000 and the sample size is 384

    • @sashamatope8578
      @sashamatope8578 Před rokem

      Thank you a lot Dr!

  • @catherinenjenga9876
    @catherinenjenga9876 Před rokem

    Hello Dr Lydia would you kindly explain fisher formula