In __, we have multiple subgroups who are recruited by convenience sampling; in __ we have initial participants recruiting more participants.Group of answer choicessnowball sampling; quota samplingquota sampling; convenience samplingself-selection sampling; quota samplingquota sampling; snowball sampling

There are TWO (2) types of probability sampling that includes subgroups. __ is when the subgroups are generally important and we WANT to pay attention to them (either to do statistical comparisons or to keep the proportions similar to the population); __ is when the subgroups are generally more arbitrary/not important to compare.Group of answer choicesQuota sampling; cluster samplingCluster sampling; stratified random samplingStratified random sampling; cluster samplingStratified random sampling; quota sapling

It is perhaps the easiest method of sampling because participants are selected based on availability and willingness to take part.Group of answer choicesSnowball samplingConvenience samplingQuota samplingPurposive sampling

This sampling method is commonly used in social sciences when investigating hard-to-reach groups.Group of answer choicesPurposive samplingQuota samplingSnowball samplingConvenience sampling

This type of sampling is often used by market researchers. Interviewers are given a quota of subjects of specified type to attempt to recruit.Group of answer choicesQuota samplingSnowball samplingPurposive samplingConvenience sampling

The vast majority of psychology research uses __.Group of answer choicesself-selection samplingunbiased/probability samplingconvenience samplingsnowball sampling