A Major Drawback to Using Simple Random Sampling Is That

question 23

Multiple Choice

A major drawback to using simple random sampling is that:

• A)it is often impractical and costly with a large sampling frame.
• B)sometimes we cannot determine the probability of each unit in the sampling frame being included in the sample.
• C)it is possible for a nonprobability sample to result when using this procedure.
• D)people at the beginning and the end of the sampling frame have a lower probability of being included in the sample.

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