Drawing a purposive judgmental sample
A)allows researchers to use their prior knowledge about the topic.
B)enlists the aid of uninformed respondents.
C)results in a sample that has no researcher bias.
D)ensures a representative sample.

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Drawing a purposive judgmental sample allows researchers to use their prior knowledge about the topic to intentionally select participants who are most likely to provide relevant information. Therefore, the sample may be biased, but it can still provide valuable insights into the research question.

Drawing a Purposive Judgmental Sample