I plan to conduct an online survey via Survey Monkey. It is a quantitative study that will measure perceived stress and I plan to use purposive sampling. No correlations, just a simple survey research design on a specific sample. I endeavor to use the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) I am not too sure what will be the best form of statistical analysis if my target population will be 100? Thank you in advance for your advice.
Depending on your study objectives with a variable you can perform comparative studies, instrumental studies, etc.
Daryl Eborda, the kind of analysis you should conduct is totally dependent on the kind of research question(s) you have. If you provide an indication concerning your research question(s), RG members should be able to provide you with helpful advice.
What is the purpose of your study, research question, any hypotheses? Are you testing any model? Your statistical analysis should be the one that will enable you to test your hypothesis. Also, is your target population 100 (and you will be sampling from 100) or your target sample is 100? If your population size is 100 and the sample is lower, depending on a sample size you might face challenges in meeting some of the assumptions for the statistical test.
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