Quiz: Generalisability - When Findings Apply More Widely
A-level Sociology 7192 AQA
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Building on what you've learned about research design and sampling methods, this quiz will test your understanding of generalisability and how research findings can apply to wider populations.
What does generalisability refer to in sociology?
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Which of the following factors improve the generalisability of research findings? (Select all that apply)
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Generalisability depends heavily on having a {{blank0}} sample, meaning the sample must reflect the {{blank1}}.
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Why might a small sample size reduce generalisability?
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Which of the following sampling methods are likely to improve generalisability? (Select all that apply)
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A sociologist surveys 100 people, which represents 5% of the population. What is the total population size?
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Which research method is more likely to produce generalisable findings?
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Using a {{blank0}} sample is important for generalisability because it ensures the findings reflect the characteristics of the {{blank1}}.
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