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Multistage sampling involves taking samples in stages by dividing the population into groups and selecting smaller units at each stage, making it a complex form of cluster sampling. For instance, in a study on preferred cartoons among Pakistan school children, researchers would start with a random sample of states, then schools, and finally students. Additionally, demographic quotas can be employed in telephone interviews to ensure representation of certain demographics among respondents.





Multistage sampling involves sampling in stages. An example involves sampling from states, schools, and students.
Demographic quotas ensure representation by gender or age in surveys, using random sampling methods.