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Sampling theory is the study of relationships existing between a population and samples drawn from the population. Sampling theory describes two sampling domains. Probability and nonprobability. In probability sampling, the sample population is selected randomly and findings can be generalized to the target population. They include simple, random, systematic, and clustered. Nonprobability sampling does not involve randomization selection and sampling methods include convenience or accidental, quota, and volunteer (McNiff, Petrick, 2018).

An example would be a healthcare company has 50,000 employees at different locations. The company wishes