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Drawing a judgmental sample

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<span>a. allows researchers to use their prior knowledge about the topic. Because in judgmental sampling is samples are created based on the knowledge and judgement where their knowledge about the topic is utilised for the purpose for which sampling is being done.</span>

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Data provided:

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