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stephzh

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This is the type of sampling in which everyone of interest has an equal chance of being selected and participating in research.
 
  A) purposive
  B) snowball
  C) man-on-the-street
  D) convenience
  E) random

Question 2

This is the preferred type of sampling method in which you choose certain criteria and look for people who meet those criteria to participate in your research.
 
  A) purposive
  B) snowball
  C) man-on-the-street
  D) convenience
  E) random



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: E

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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