Types of Non-Probability Sampling

Purposive or Judgement Sampling

Here, researchers choose the samples basing majorly and purely on the researcher’s

credibility and knowledge. They selected only the individuals they think fit to take part in the

research study.

Consecutive Sampling

Here, researchers pick one group or person of a given sample, carry research over time,

analyze the results expected, and later move on to another group or subject (Sharma, 2017).

Convenience Sampling

This sampling is when samples get chosen from a populace only because they are

available conveniently to the researcher in question. This sampling is ordinarily easy to recruit