Critical case sampling is a type of purposive sampling in which one case is chosen for investigation because researchers believe that by investigating it, insights into other similar cases will be revealed.

A specific example is picked for inquiry as part of a purposive sampling technique known as a “critical case,” with the intention of learning more about other situations that are comparable to it.

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