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Vivian will use an experiment to carry out her research because she wants to compare groups and individuals.

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For Maria’s research context, a survey research strategy would be an effective choice. By using surveys, Maria could gather data directly from tourists about their willingness to pay more to support the park’s sustainability. Surveys can be distributed in various ways, such as at the park entrance, online, or through follow-up emails after a visit, making it a practical and efficient method for capturing visitors’ attitudes and intentions.

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A case study focuses on studying one example in detail—in this case, Solar City.

It helps understand how entrepreneurs, governments, and companies worked together in Solar City.

It is good for exploring real-world situations and learning about the different factors involved in making something successful.

David can gather information through interviews, documents, and observations to see how the collaboration worked and apply that knowledge to other cities.

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A survey would only collect people's self-reported answers, which may not match their real behavior.

A case study is good for studying one specific case in depth, but it doesn’t allow for easy comparison between groups.

An experiment allows she directly observes how each group responds to the same campaign conditions.

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Systematic sampling because it is efficient to captures a representative samples for example choosing every x visitors, causing data collection to be more simple, cost effective, and reflection of tourist that willing to support the park.

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Survey as it is easy for Maria to gathered information quickly both quanti

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