Specifying the Research Population Is Important for All of the Following

question 2

Multiple Choice

Specifying the research population is important for all of the following reasons except:

• A) the research population influences the generalizability of the eventual results
• B) the research population influences the number of observations that can be included in the dataset
• C) the research population is the set of all possible observations based on a particular characteristic within a particular unit of analysis
• D) the researcher should pick a sample partially outside the research population to have a control

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