To answer research questions, it is questionable whether researchers should be able to collect data from all cases. It is necessary to choose a representative sample and wise sampling technique. The researchers need to understand population and to choose the correct sampling method for the study. Therefore, this article describes the population and sampling technique used in intention towards online halal cosmetic research. In this context, two stages sampling technique are also introduced.
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To Cite this Article: Naseri, R. N. N., & Rahmiati, F. (2022). What is a Population and Sampling Technique Used in Intention towards Online Halal Cosmetic Purchasing Research? International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 12(5), 707 – 712.
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