Once in the field, sampling in qualitative research usually involves the random selection of participants and events.

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Sampling in qualitative research typically involves purposive or non-random sampling techniques, such as snowball sampling, convenience sampling, or maximum variation sampling. Random selection of participants and events is not commonly used in qualitative research as it may not be appropriate for the research question or research design.

Once in the Field, Sampling in Qualitative Research Usually Involves