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Mixed sampling Method

The document defines key terms related to sampling in research methodology: skills are small tasks, techniques are combinations of skills, methods combine techniques, and approaches combine methods. Methodology combines approaches. Sampling is selecting a subset of a population to represent it and collect data on attributes. The sampling frame is the complete list of sampling units, which are the fundamental units selected from the population. Mixed sampling uses two or more sampling methods, such as combining probability and non-probability techniques.

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K.SURESH, Junior Research Fellow, Department of Education, Tamil University, Thanjavur - 613010.
 Difference between skills, techniques, methods, approach and methodology:
 Skill: it is a part of efficient which assigned small tasks.  Techniques: it is combination of skills.  Methods: it is combination of techniques.  Approach: it is combination of methods.  Methodology: it is combination of approaches.
Sampling:  “Sampling is a process of selecting a subset of randomized number of members of the population of a study and collecting data about their attributes” (Panneerselvam, 2004).  “It is a process of selecting a number of participants for a study in such a way that they represent the larger group from which they are selected”
Sampling frame:  “The limited members of the population selected are called as sampling units” (Panneerselvam,2006)  “Sampling units includes the fundamental units or a group of such units, which form the basis of sampling process” (Pandya, 2010).
Sampling units:  The complete list of all members/units of the population from which each sampling unit is selected is known as sampling frame” (Panneerselvam, 2004).  “ A list of containing all such sampling units is known as sampling frame” (Pandya, 2010).  “The list of sampling units is called as frame or sampling frame” (incase of finite universe only)
 It is different from mixed method sampling  The use of two or more methods of samp ling; for example, in multistage sampling , if samples are drawn at random at one stage and drawn by a systematic method at another  Mixed sampling techniques involve two techniques such as probability and non probability sampling techniques.
 Kothari, C.R and Garg, Gaurav. (2004). Research methodology: New Delhi: New Age International Publishers.  Mixed sampling (2015). Retrieve, 04 Jan, 2015, from http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/mi xed+sampling:  Pandya,R.Shefali. (2010). Educational research. New Delhi: APH Publishing House.  Panneerselvam. (2003). Research methodology. New Delhi: PHI Learning Private Limited.
Mixed sampling Method