There Are Several Basic Questions Involved in Sampling Design

question 34

Multiple Choice

There are several basic questions involved in sampling design. "Should a sample be taken? If so, what process should be followed?" are two such questions. Which of the following questions is also involved in sampling design?

• A) How large should the sample be?
• B) What kind of sample should be taken?
• C) What can be done to control and adjust for nonresponse errors?
• D) All of the above are correct.

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