Once Chosen, a Score, Event, or Participant Cannot Be Returned

question 75

Multiple Choice

Once chosen, a score, event, or participant cannot be returned to the population to be selected again. This technique is referred to as

• A) random sampling without replacement.
• B) random sampling with replacement.
• C) stratified random sampling.
• D) convenience sampling.

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