Across
- 3. Type of sampling through networking
- 4. Sampling techniques used to study accessible groups
- 5. Distorts study outcomes
- 7. The study of a social group’s culture
- 8. Statistics used to make decisions about sample data
- 9. The variable presumed to be the study’s outcome
- 11. Study of the human, lived experience
- 12. Statistical probability of p < 0.05
Down
- 1. Type of correlation described when one variable increases, the other increases
- 2. A tool that consistently produces the same results
- 3. The point in qualitative data collection when no new themes emerge
- 6. A tool that measures the intended variable
- 8. The “presumed cause” variable
- 10. Criteria that eliminate eligibility to participate in a study