SAMPLING TECHNIQUES

RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC, CLUSTER

OR CONVENIENCE

1. A psychologist selects
12 boys and 12 girls for
each of 4 Science
classes.
SIMPLE RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC,
CLUSTER OR CONVENIENCE

2. The teacher arranged the class

alphabetically and selected every
5 student to complete the 20
th

representatives for the

conference.
SIMPLE RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC,
CLUSTER OR CONVENIENCE

3. A Network Company selects

every 50 cellphone number from
th

the assembly line and conducts a

thorough test of quality.
SIMPLE RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC,
CLUSTER OR CONVENIENCE

4. The Dean of students Affairs of

a university would like to know
the opinion of the students about
the new policy; the students were
categorized by level and 15 of
them were randomly selected.
SIMPLE RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC,
CLUSTER OR CONVENIENCE

5. The doctor interviews 10

patients with tuberculosis in 3
selected hospitals in each city of
Laguna.
SIMPLE RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC,
CLUSTER OR CONVENIENCE

6. 50 respondents in one barangay

were chosen, 25 males and 25
females ,to try the company’s
new toothpaste product.
SIMPLE RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC,
CLUSTER OR CONVENIENCE

7. A tv reporter interviews 20
persons that he encountered.
SIMPLE RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC,
CLUSTER OR CONVENIENCE

8. The event organizer grouped

the participants based on their
residence and chose 5 members
of each group to evaluate the
activities.
SIMPLE RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC,
CLUSTER OR CONVENIENCE

9. The president of the company

draws 3 raffle tickets during the
Christmas party.
SIMPLE RANDOM, STRATIFIED,SYSTEMATIC,
CLUSTER OR CONVENIENCE

10. The researcher list down the

names of the people who are
available and can be interviewed
for their research.
Assignment

What are the different

methods of presenting
data?