Answer:
Quota sampling
Explanation:
Quota Sampling is a non-probability sampling method in which the population is divided in <u>mutually exclusive subgroups</u> and the items from each of the subgroups are <u>selected based on a proportion. </u>
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In this example the households were divided into <u>two subgroups: single-person households and husband-wife households </u>(it is clear that this subgroups are mutually exclusive). Then, since 40% of all households are single-person and 60% are husband-wife, t<u>he researcher ask interviewers to collect information based on this proportion,</u> therefore, 40% of the interviews will be done with single-person households and 60% with husband-wife households. Thus, these interviews are done based on a proportion.
We can see that the example meets all the requirements for quota sampling and thus, it's an example of this type of sampling.
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