Which of the following statements fails to indicate the intent of purposive sampling?

Saying purposive sampling is not the fundamental principle for selecting cases in qualitative research misstates its intent.

Purposive sampling is in fact the core basis for choosing information-rich cases in qualitative work.

Placing the research questions at the forefront of sampling choices truly captures its intent.

Treating theoretical saturation as a guide to sample size is a valid principle of purposive sampling.

Noting genuine disagreement over acceptable minimum sample size in qualitative work is an accurate remark.

Purposive sampling deliberately targets cases most relevant to the research question rather than random ones.