opportunity sample, using the people you have immediate access to in a sample, Purposive sample, Picking the people you need to be in research, quota sample, having a certain quota of categories to meet in a sample, Access & gatekeeping, the person or organisation who gibes access to the sample, ethics, guide of code and standards, questionnaires, list of questions often posted or sent online, structured interview, set question asked to a participant, statistical data, official and non official from a range of organisations in numerical form, content analysis, drawing data from news, magazines, overt observation, open observation, covert observation, undercover observation, participant observation, joining the group you observe, non participation, not joining the group you observe, unstructured interview, guided conversation, semi structured interview, some set and some open questions, ethnography, in depth research usually one method is an observation but other methods are used, mixed methods, using more than one method usually positivist and interpretivist, triangulation, using three research methods, methodological pluralism, using both positivist and interpretivism, factors influencing research, reasons you may not be able to research such as cost

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