Extreme or deviant case sampling and Criminal Justice

Extreme or deviant case sampling and Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

1. 1. Extreme or deviant case sampling – this type of sampling selects specific unusual cases considered special based on their levels of success or failure (Seawright, 2016).
2. intensity sampling focus on distribution range whereby the evaluator selects cases with the specific phenomenon which is considered to be intense (Seawright, 2016).
3. Maximum variation sampling uses the maximum variation, whereby it selects an extreme range of participants to have a wider variety (Seawright, 2016).
4. Homogeneous sampling involves choosing identical traits; for instance, people sharing the same age,location or employment status (Seawright, 2016).
5. Purposeful random sampling involves selecting sample sizes based on the characteristics of a specified population (Etikan, Musa & Alkassim,2016).
6. Sampling politically and significant cases this sampling method selects examples that attract or avoids any attention involves including or excluding specific sensitive claims.
7. Typical case sampling consists of picking up sample sizes based on profile agreed the profile are those who are unfamiliar with the program (Seawright, 2016).
8. Criterion sampling involves selecting specific cases that meet specific predetermined criteria of importance.
9. Snowball or chain sampling is a criterion used. The sampling process consists of picking up more participant as they come because they are hard to find (Waters, 2015).

10. Theory-based, or operational construct or theoretical sampling, is a sampling procedure that uses an analytical approach based on the data collected to develop theories.

1. 1. Extreme or deviant case sampling – this type of sampling selects specific unusual cases considered special based on their levels of success or failure (Seawright, 2016).
2. intensity sampling focus on distribution range whereby the evaluator selects cases with the specific phenomenon which is considered to be intense (Seawright, 2016).
3. Maximum variation sampling uses the maximum variation, whereby it selects an extreme range of participants to have a wider variety (Seawright, 2016).
4. Homogeneous sampling involves choosing identical traits; for instance, people sharing the same age,location or employment status (Seawright, 2016).
5. Purposeful random sampling involves selecting sample sizes based on the characteristics of a specified population (Etikan, Musa & Alkassim,2016).
6. Sampling politically and significant cases this sampling method selects examples that attract or avoids any attention involves including or excluding specific sensitive claims.
7. Typical case sampling consists of picking up sample sizes based on profile agreed the profile are those who are unfamiliar with the program (Seawright, 2016).
8. Criterion sampling involves selecting specific cases that meet specific predetermined criteria of importance.
9. Snowball or chain sampling is a criterion used. The sampling process consists of picking up more participant as they come because they are hard to find (Waters, 2015).

10. Theory-based, or operational construct or theoretical sampling, is a sampling procedure that uses an analytical approach based on the data collected to develop theories.