Which of the following is an example of systematic probability sampling? A)pulling names of potential participants from a hat B)using a random number generator to select participants C)selecting every 10^th person to participate in a study who signs up D)selecting participants from identified groups within a population before the study starts

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Systematic probability sampling involves selecting participants at a regular interval from a population list. This can be achieved by selecting every nth person on a list, and this is precisely what choice C describes. Choice A is an example of simple random sampling, where names are chosen randomly without any predetermined order. Choice B also describes random sampling, but using a random number generator instead. Choice D describes purposive sampling, where specific groups within a population are targeted for inclusion in a study.

Which of the Following Is an Example of Systematic Probability