Disproportionate stratified random sampling:
A) Produces stratified samples that are not random
B) Helps increase the ability of the researcher to make meaningful statistical comparisons between groups, especially when one of the groups is relatively small in the population
C) Is easier to do than proportionate random sampling
D) Involves more cluster units

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Disproportionate stratified random sampling involves selecting samples from different strata in varying proportions, often to ensure that smaller groups are adequately represented for meaningful analysis.

Disproportionate Stratified Random Sampling