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Simple random sampling
Every possible sample (of a given size) has an equal chance of being selected
Opportunity sampling
Choosing respondents based upon their availability and convenience
Systematic sampling
Taking participants at regular intervals from a list of the population
Stratified sampling
Splitting the population into groups, based on factors relevant to the research, then random sampling from each group in proportion to the size of that Group
Quota sampling
Splitting the population into groups, based on factors relevant to the research, then opportunity sampling from each Group
Cluster sampling
Splitting the population into groups (called clusters), based on convenience, then randomly choosing some clusters to study further
The random methods
Simple random, systematic, stratified, cluster
Non-random methods
Opportunity, quota