Why Do Researchers Usually Not Choose to Measure Populations

question 39

Multiple Choice

Why do researchers usually not choose to measure populations?

• A)The data are not as reliable as data from samples.
• B)Populations are not representative of selected samples.
• C)Data from populations can be skewed by deviant subjects.
• D)It is virtually impossible to measure populations.

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