One Potential Difficulty of Systematic Random Sampling Is That

question 41

Multiple Choice

One potential difficulty of systematic random sampling is that

• A) the procedure is more time consuming than simple random sampling.
• B) the names on the sampling frame might not be in a random order.
• C) the likelihood that a person is included in the sample is not known.
• D) even if done properly, the sample will not be representative.

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