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Explain the difference between stratified and cluster sampling.

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Stratified sampling, the population is divided into strata according to some variables that are thought to be related to the variables that we are interested in. Then a sample is taken from every stratum.
Cluster sampling wants you to create groups so that the units within each group have a big spread, and the groups themselves are similar to each other. It is designed to save resources by making the actual data collection easier. For example-families in bigger apartments, single people in studios etc.
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Good luck on your exam!

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