Which statement is not true about judgmental sampling?
A) It may be useful if broad population inferences are not required.
B) It does not allow direct generalizations to a specific population.
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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Judgmental sampling does not involve random selection, so each population element does not have a known and equal probability of selection.

Which Statement Is Not True About Judgmental Sampling