Population sampling

Population sampling is a method used to study a small, manageable group (sample) from a larger population to make inferences about the whole group. Researchers select this sample carefully to represent the larger population's characteristics, such as age, gender, or preferences. By analyzing the sample, they can draw conclusions or identify patterns without studying every individual, saving time and resources. Effective sampling ensures the results are accurate and applicable to the broader population, making it a fundamental tool in research, surveys, and data collection.