Systematic Sampling Differs from Simple Random Sampling in That It

question 9

Multiple Choice

Systematic sampling differs from simple random sampling in that it

• A) excludes the element of randomness from the polling process.
• B) gives each American an equally likely chance of being interviewed.
• C) combines random selections with predetermined sequencing.
• D) interviews tens of thousands of respondents to eliminate bias.
• E) incorporates probability sampling into its procedure.

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