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Which of the following methods of assigning participants to groups in an experiment is the best example of random sampling?

▸ putting the girls in one group and the boys in another

▸ making sure that children are able to select the group to which they want to belong

▸ putting all children's names in a hat and drawing names to form the groups, even if this results in having unequal numbers of boys and girls in the groups

▸ having the teacher assign children to groups in order to best separate friends from each other

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