Once Chosen, a Score, Event, or Participant Can Be Returned

question 91

Multiple Choice

Once chosen, a score, event, or participant can 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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Definitions:

Societal Burden

A term that describes the overall impact of social problems, including economic costs and negative effects on well-being, on a community or society.

Global Inequality

The unequal distribution of resources and opportunities among countries or regions across the world.

Life Expectancy

The average number of years individuals and particular groups can expect to live.

Infant Mortality

The death of a child under the age of one year, often measured as the infant mortality rate per thousand live births, indicating a society's health status.