(Sampling). For this Pause Problem, pick out a sampling strategy from the ones we just discussed...

(Sampling). For this Pause Problem, pick out a sampling strategy from the ones we just discussed and give me a study idea where you would WANT to use that strategy and a study example where you would NOT want to use that strategy

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