Define the sample components and its population

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Topic: Why Do Women Kill Their Children?

Write a one paragraph response to each of the following three questions, using your research question. Keep in mind that a paragraph is four sentences, but ideally is eight sentences. Cite resources & add references

- Define the sample components and its population.

- What is the diversity of your sample population? How do you know?

- What kind of sampling method would you use? Why?

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