Purposive random sampling is a method of selecting a sample for a research study where the researcher deliberately chooses participants based on specific criteria or characteristics that are relevant to the research objectives. In this method, the researcher selects participants randomly among those who fit the predetermined criteria. The purposive random sampling technique aims to ensure that the selected sample is representative of the population of interest and collects a diverse range of perspectives. This sampling method is commonly used in qualitative research studies where the researcher wants to ensure the inclusion of participants who have unique or specific experiences or knowledge related to the research topic.
