Which statement is not true about judgmental sampling?
A)It does not allow direct generalizations to a specific population.
B)It may be useful if broad population inferences are not required.
C)Each population element has a known and equal probability of selection.
D)An extension of the technique involves the use of quotas.

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The statement "Each population element has a known and equal probability of selection" is not true about judgmental sampling. In judgmental sampling, the sample is selected based on the judgment of the researcher or someone familiar with the population, and not every element has an equal or known probability of selection.

Which Statement Is Not True About Judgmental Sampling