The sampling strategy has to be described adequately for a person to understand how participants are selected. Some of the most common problems noted in describing sampling are the details that might be left out. Deatails on the sample size would be given by not description of the sampling technique that might be given. Sometimes, researchers might just give very generic justifications for sampling and might fail to connect it to their research (Module 3). The sampling will be based on the form of research approach. The judgmental or the purposeful sampling might be used with case studies. In sampling, it is necessary to mention the sampling elements and the geographic area of coverage (Module 8). A typical sampling frame has to be defined.Sampling strategy for respondent selection is lacking in terms of details. Except for the sample size, there is no mention of sampling technique, justification of technique, etc. Sample geographic coverage area is given. A typical sampling frame is not defined. More details on sampling and justification for the technique must have been presented here.