Kandace J. Landreneau, RN, PhD, CCTC, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, University of California-San Francisco, Walnut Creek, CA, Research Committee Member What is a sample? A sample is a subset of your population by which you select to be participants in your study. What is sampling? Sampling is simply stated as selecting a portion of the population,
Issue(s) to be researched ↓ Review literature/theories relating to topic/area ↓ Formulate research question(s) ↓ Consider whether a social survey is appropriate (if not, consider an alternative research design)
Written by Sophan Seng Tuesday, 14 October 2008 Dear Editor, I am also uneasy [re: Letters October 9] with the very explicit words of Kith Meng in an interview “From ATMs to fried chicken” (October 6). But I understand [interviewer] Roger Mitton’s intention to maintain the original version articulated by Kith Meng. In his speech,
Dear Editor, I am also at unease with very derogatory and explicit words of Kith Meng in an interview “From ATMs to fried chicken” (PPP, Oct. 06, 2008). But I understand Roger Mitton’s intention to maintaining original version articulated by Kith Meng. In his speech, Kith Meng is understandable as a very aggressive capitalist. He
