Systematic random sampling, where a specific characteristic(s) is used (e.g. gender, age) to design homogeneous sub-groups from which a representative sample is then drawn.

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Systematic random sampling involves selecting samples based on a random start and a fixed, periodic interval, not on specific characteristics like gender or age. The method described is more akin to stratified sampling.

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