Identify at least two main features of probability sampling and non-probability sampling respectively. Choose ONE of the following two scenarios and respond to the following questions: How would you sample the target population? Please describe the sampling approach you are going to use. Specify the inclusion and exclusive criteria. Discuss the pros and cons of your selected sampling approach. Scenario 1: Despite the increasing population, the needs of Asian-American (AA) families raising children with developmental disabilities (DDs) in Texas are largely unknown. The research team proposes a project to understand how AA parents of children with DDs navigate community services and health care; barriers and facilitators of service use; and other factors that may impact AA children and their families in Texas. You want to target the largest Asian ethnic groups for the needs assessment: Indian, Chinese, Filipinos, Japanese, Koreans, and Vietnamese, intending to collect at least 100 surveys. Scenario 2: The Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services is concerned that older Hispanic immigrants are underserved by community mental health clinics. The Department commissions a study to understand the help seeking behaviors of older Hispanic immigrants with the hope of learning more about where they go for treatment when facing mental health problems. Because it would not be feasible to collect information on every older Hispanic immigrant resident in Texas, the researcher must select a sample of older Hispanic immigrants (at least 200 participants needed) from the tota