Pros and cons of each of these different sampling methods

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Describe the importance of obtaining a representative sample when conducting survey research. Make sure to discuss the different methods of sampling that are described in the text, namely: cross-sectional; successive independent samples; longitudinal; simple random sampling, and stratified random sampling. What are the pros and cons of each of these different sampling methods? How do these sampling methods influence the conclusions that can be made?

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