The Critical Difference Between Statistical and Non-Statistical Sampling Is The

question 31

Multiple Choice

The critical difference between statistical and non-statistical sampling is the:

• A) required use of judgement in non-statistical sampling
• B) sampling risk can be quantified in statistical sampling
• C) elimination of non-sampling risk with statistical sampling
• D) added precision attained with statistical sampling

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Definitions:

Ape Populations

Groups of apes living in specific geographic regions, which may be studied to understand aspects of their behavior, genetics, and conservation status.

Physical Differences

Variations in the anatomical characteristics that exist among individuals, populations, or species.

Chimpanzee Hunting

The practice whereby chimpanzees, a species of great ape, organize and collaborate in hunting smaller primates or other animals for food, demonstrating complex behavior and social cooperation.

Common Heritage

Principles or assets that are not only shared by and beneficial to all members of a community or humanity but also preserved for future generations.