A researcher collects a small sample and finds that he does not have sufficient evidence to draw a conclusion. He then takes additional observations and finds this evidence inconclusive. He continues making observations until a conclusion can be drawn. He is using
a. random sampling.
b. fixed sampling.
c. sequential sampling.
d. the principle of diminishing utility.
e. nonprobability sampling.
Question 2
A __________ allows trends in the data to be evaluated as the data are being collected.
a. fixed sample
b. sequential sample
c. probability sample
d. nonprobability sample
e. random sample
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