Guide: Convenience Sampling
Convenience sampling is a cost-effective, non-probability method for data collection based on availability and speed, often used in preliminary research with resource constraints. Despite ease of use, it carries the risk of biased, non-generalizable results, necessitating cautious analysis and transparent reporting.
Author: Daniel Croft
Daniel Croft is an experienced continuous improvement manager with a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and a Bachelor's degree in Business Management. With more than ten years of experience applying his skills across various industries, Daniel specializes in optimizing processes and improving efficiency. His approach combines practical experience with a deep understanding of business fundamentals to drive meaningful change.
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