Quotas Sampling
Quota Sampling is a non-probability sampling technique in which the population is stratified into mutually exclusive subgroups based on specific characteristics, and participants are selected purposively from each stratum according to predetermined quotas that reflect the desired composition of the sample.
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Robert G. Carlson, Jichuan Wang, Harvey A. Siegal et al. · Human Organization · 1994 · 164 citations · Full text
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National Opinion Research Center
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University of Zagreb
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Durham University
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Mannheim Centre for European Social Research
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