Review On Sampling

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Across
  1. 4. A type of question with a yes/no or a list of answers to choose from.
  2. 6. A person who helps you get into a new group.
  3. 7. A researcher who likes numbers and statistics.
  4. 9. Data that someone else collected before you.
  5. 11. A small group chosen from a big group to study.
  6. 15. A type of question where people can answer in their own words.
  7. 17. Sampling where everyone has the same chance, like names in a hat.
  8. 19. Sampling with a pattern, like picking every 10th name.
  9. 20. Numbers collected by the government, like births and deaths.
  10. 22. Data that you collect yourself.
  11. 23. Sampling where you must find a set number of people, like ten 16-year-olds.
  12. 24. If another researcher repeats the study and gets the same result, the study has this.
  13. 25. An observation where people do not know they are being studied (undercover).
  14. 26. A German word from Max Weber: to understand how other people see the world.
Down
  1. 1. The ___ effect: people act differently when they know someone is watching.
  2. 2. Data with numbers, like percentages.
  3. 3. Data with words and stories, not numbers.
  4. 5. A personal book about daily life. Anne Frank wrote a famous one.
  5. 8. When research is not fair because one side is favored.
  6. 9. A type of question from "strongly agree" to "strongly disagree"
  7. 10. An observation where the researcher joins the group and does the activities.
  8. 12. When a researcher asks a person questions, face to face or online.
  9. 13. Sampling where one person introduces you to more people.
  10. 14. How true and accurate the research is.
  11. 16. Using two or more methods in the same research.
  12. 18. The whole big group that we want to learn about.
  13. 19. Asking many people the same questions.
  14. 21. Sampling where we split people into groups (layers) and pick from each group.