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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY REVIEWOnline version

review for the lesson in research methodology

by Siazil Dadap
1

It refers to the external uncontrollable factors that affects the research findings/ results.

2

This refers to the type of interview where one general question is provided and follow-up question is added based on the prior answers of the participant

3

This refers to the non-probability sampling technique where the researchers intentionally choose the participants based on certain criteria.

4

This refers to a probabilty sampling technique where the researcher choose participants out of each population strata.

5

This refers to the extent of the research including the population, topic, time period and groups

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