Researchers focusing on sexual minority populations face certain difficulties in identifying and recruiting participants for research. Using the author's own research and experiences recruiting bisexual-identified participants as an example, she discusses several strategies and techniques that were adopted based on the literature to recruit a diverse sample for research. This article provides a practical discussion of the techniques that worked, as well as those that did not, to assist others who are struggling with recruitment and sampling of bisexuals and other hard-to-find populations.
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Julie E. Hartman (2011) studied this question.
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