Which of the Following Statements Is Most Correct with Respect

question 129

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is most correct with respect to the evaluation of nonprobabilistic sample results?

• A) It is acceptable to make nonprobabilistic evaluations only when probabilistic sample selection is used.
• B) It is acceptable to make nonprobabilistic evaluations only if the auditor cannot quantify sampling risk.
• C) It is never acceptable to evaluate a nonprobabilistic sample using statistical methods.
• D) All of the above are correct.

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Definitions:

Romberg Balance Test

A clinical test of the body's sense of positioning (proprioception), where the patient is asked to stand with their feet together and eyes closed.

Alternating Motion

Movement that occurs in a back-and-forth manner, typically referring to parts of machinery or the human body.

Tuning Fork

A metal instrument that vibrates at a fixed pitch when struck, used to test hearing acuity, bone vibration, and for tuning musical instruments.

Nerve Conduction

A medical diagnostic test that measures how quickly electrical impulses move through your peripheral nerves, often used to diagnose nerve damage or dysfunction.