In random sampling, the researcher is not the agent of selection, it's all "luck of the draw."

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Random sampling involves selecting participants or elements from a population in a way that every member has an equal chance of being selected. The selection process is free from any bias or influence from the researcher, making it a method of probability sampling. Therefore, it is all "luck of the draw" or chance.

In Random Sampling, the Researcher Is Not the Agent of Selection