L. R. Gay, Geofey E. Mills dan Peter Airasian. <i>Edutnal Rearch: Competenci for Analysis and Applitns </i>(Uned Stat Of Ameri: Pearson, 2009).

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• IRANIAN, GAY & SEEKG ASYLUM
• RSIAN GAY DU
• SORT BY POPULARY - MOST POPULAR MOVI AND TV SHOWS TAGGED WH KEYWORD "GAY-SSIAN"
• CHAPTER-5-SELECTG-A-SAMPLE-GAY-LS-AND-AIRASIAN
• MILLS, G. E., & GAY, L. R. (2016) EDUTN REARCH: COMPETENCI FOR ANALYSIS AND APPLITNS. LONDON, ENGLAND: PEARSON EDUTN.
• EDUTNAL REARCH CHAPTER 5 SELECTG A SAMPLE GAY, MILLS, AND AIRASIAN 10 TH EDN

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This rearch was nducted on the theraptic munitn petence three domas, namely gnive, affective and psychomotor domas on the stunts of Midwifery D-III Program of Mra RIA Hada School of Health Scienc. Acrdg to Gay, Mills, and Airasian (2009) stated that “qualative rearch is the llectn, analysis, and terpretatn of prehensn narrative and visual data to ga sights to a particular phenomenon of tert” (p. “The effort to unrstand the participant’s outlook requir rearcher g qualative methods to teract timately wh participants durg the study, g time-tensive data llectn methods such as terview and observatn”(Gay et al., 2009).

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Edutnal Rearch Chapter 5Selectg a Sample Gay, Mills, and Airasian10th EdnTopics Discsed this Chapter Quantative samplg Selectg random sampl Selectg non-random sampl Qualative samplg Selectg purposive samplQuantative Samplg Purpose – to intify participants om whom to seek some rmatn Issu Nature of the sample Size of the sample Method of selectg the sampleQuantative Samplg Termology Populatn: all members of a specified group Target populatn – the populatn to which the rearcher ially wants to generalize Accsible populatn – the populatn to which the rearcher has accs Sample: a subset of a populatn Subject: a specific dividual participatg a study Samplg technique: the specific method ed to select a sample om a populatnQuantative Samplg Important issu Reprentatn – the extent to which the sample is reprentative of the populatn Demographic characteristics Personal characteristics Specific tras Generalizatn – the extent to which the rults of the study n be reasonably extend om the sample to the populatnQuantative Samplg Important issu (ntued) Samplg error The chance occurrence that a randomly selected sample is not reprentative of the populatn due to errors herent the samplg technique Random nature of errors Controlled by selectg large samplQuantative Samplg Important issu (ntued) Samplg bias Some aspect of the rearcher’s samplg sign creat bias the data Non-random nature of errors Controlled by beg aware of sourc of samplg bias and avoidg them Exampl Surveyg only stunts who attend addnal help ssns a class Usg data returned om only 25% of those sent a qutnnaireQuantative Samplg Important issu (ntued) Three fundamental steps Intify a populatn Defe the sample size Select the sampleQuantative Samplg Important issu (ntued) General l for sample size As many subjects as possible At least thirty (30) subjects per group for rrelatnal, al-parative, and te experimental signs At least ten (10) to twenty (20) percent of the populatn for scriptive signsQuantative Samplg Important issu (ntued) General l for sample size (ntued) See Table 4. ” Concerns wh accsibily, reprentatn, and generalizabilyQualative Samplg Unique characteristics of qualative rearch In-pth quiry Immersn the settg Importance of ntext Appreciatn of participant’s perspectiv Dcriptn of a sgle settg The need for alternative samplg strategiQualative Samplg Purposive techniqu – relyg on the experience and sight of the rearcher to select participants Intensy – pare differenc of two or more levels of the topics Stunts wh extremely posive and extremely negative attus Effective and effective teachersQualative Samplg Purposive techniqu (ntued) Homogeneo – small groups of participants who f a narrow homogeneo topic Crern – all participants who meet a fed creria Snowball – ial participants lead to other participantsQualative Samplg Purposive techniqu (ntued) Random purposive – given a pool of participants, random selectn of a small sample Inherent ncerns related to generalizabily and reprentatnQualative Samplg Sample size Generally very small sampl given the nature of the data llectn methods and the data self Two general guil Rndancy of the rmatn llected om participants: Once you are hearg the same thg om everyone, you are done llectg that data.