With systematic sampling, there is the risk that the person selecting the next member for the sample from the population may be biased in his or her choice.

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In systematic sampling, the selection of sample members is based on a fixed, periodic interval (e.g., every 10th member from a list), which reduces the risk of personal bias in the selection process.

With Systematic Sampling, There Is the Risk That the Person