Case study
Population
Opportunity Sample
Volunteer Sample
Random sample
100

What was the name of our experiment? 

Stanford Prison Experiment 

100

What is population? 

A certain number of individuals.

100

What is another name for Opportunity Sampling? 

Convenience sampling

100

What experiment uses a volunteer sample? 

Stanford prison experiment. 

100

Is random sampling a type of probability or non-probability sampling? 

probability 

200

What is the DV of the Stanford Prison Experiment?

The resultant behavior.



200

What is another name for population in an experiment? 

Participants. 

200

What could be a possible problem with Opportunity Sampling? 

can produce a biased sample as it is easy for the researcher to choose people from their own social and cultural group.

200

What is volunteer sampling? 

Participants self-select to become part of a study.

200

Describe random sampling.

subset of individuals chosen from a larger set in which a subset of individuals are chosen randomly, all with the same probability.

300

What is the IV of the Stanford Prison Experiment? 

the random assignment of roles as either prison- guard or prisoner. 

300

How is population used in an experiment? 

Used to obtain data. 

300

What is a possible advantage of Opportunity sampling? 

- quick

-easy

-cheap 

300

Which type of sampling is volunteer sampling, probability or non-probability? 

non-probability

300
What is one advantage of random sampling? 

best method of selecting your sample from the population of interest. The advantages are that your sample should represent the target population and eliminate sampling bias.

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