When using nonstatistical sampling, the larger the sample size, the greater the auditor's confidence that the point estimate is close to the true population value.

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In nonstatistical sampling, increasing the sample size generally increases the likelihood that the sample accurately reflects the population, thus increasing the auditor's confidence in the estimate.

When Using Nonstatistical Sampling, the Larger the Sample Size, the Greater