A researcher divides a population into subgroups and selects participants so that each subgroup is proportionally represented. This is:
Stratified sampling divides the population into relevant subgroups (strata) and selects participants from each, often proportionally, so that every subgroup is represented.
- Cluster sampling selects entire groups, systematic sampling uses intervals, and convenience sampling uses easily available participants.
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