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Voluntary response sampling involves participants self-selecting into research studies. Therefore, this method creates significant bias concerns for researchers. Moreover, understanding
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Purposive sampling involves deliberate participant selection based on study objectives. Therefore, researchers use expert judgment to identify information-rich cases. Moreover,
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