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Our online application supports several different user groups, with some tasks in common. Should we test one or two from each group to make up the sample?

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Our online application supports several different user groups, with some tasks in common. Should we test one or two from each group to make up the sample?

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It is better to have at least 4 from each sub-demographic, otherwise the findings are erratic. You can have multiple demographics in a study, as long as there are common tasks.

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