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2001 The Sampling Issues in Quantitative Research
NAN / Okul ncesi retmen Adaylar n n Bilimsel S re Becerilerine li kin Alan 2001 The Sampling Issues in Quantitative ResearchAli DEL CE*AbstractA concern for generalization dominates Quantitative Research . For generalizability and re-peatability, identification of sample size is essential. The present study investigates 90 qu-alitative master s theses submitted for the Primary and Secondary School Science and Mathematics Education Departments, Mathematic Education Discipline in 10 universi-ties in Turkey between 1996 and 2007, in terms of Population and Sample using docu-ment analysis. Coding is used to analyze the data and results are presented by using desc-riptive statistics.
sons why stratified sampling was used, nor, more importantly, whether the method was appropriate for the research aims and design were dis-cussed. Simple random (14%) and stratified sampling (8%) techniques, which are both types of probability sampling, was the most frequently used sampling techniques. However, randomization was predominantly
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