An Approach in Which Each Population Member, and Thus Each

question 51

Multiple Choice

An approach in which each population member, and thus each possible sample, has an equal probability of being selected is known as.

• A)cluster sampling.
• B)convenience sampling.
• C)simple random sampling.
• D)quota sampling.
• E)snowball sampling.

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Definitions:

Dynamic Environment

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Cause-and-Effect Relationships

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Environmental Uncertainty

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