Oversampling Refers to

question 6

Multiple Choice

Oversampling refers to

• A) choosing individuals from strata in order to provide large enough samples for analysis.
• B) choosing more individuals to be in the sample than is statistically necessary.
• C) overestimating the weight of one sample on the population.
• D) a technique used to control for nonprobability sampling.

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