Which of the Following Is Accurate Concerning the Use of Systematic

question 63

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is accurate concerning the use of systematic sampling?

• A) systematic sampling is a poor excuse for simple random sampling
• B) systematic sampling is often used as a substitute for stratified sampling
• C) systematic sampling is frequently used rather than a simple random sample
• D) systematic sampling is always considered a nonprobability sampling technique

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