When some members of a population are less likely to be chosen than ot…

Question

When some members of a population are less likely to be chosen than others, the result is:

Accepted Answer

B. Sampling bias

1. Every member should have an equal chance.
2. Unequal chances distort the sample.
3. It is sampling bias.
_Source: OpenStax Introductory Business Statistics 2e, Chapter 1, Sampling and Data._

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Sampling backlog

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Sampling budget

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Sampling bonus

When some members of a population are less likely to be chosen than others, the result is:

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