All of the following sampling procedures are appropriate in situations where the population list is not available, except:
A) systematic sampling.
B) judgment sampling.
C) quota sampling.
D) snowball sampling.

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Systematic sampling requires a complete list of the population from which a starting point is selected at random, and then every nth element is chosen. Without a population list, it's not feasible to implement systematic sampling correctly.

All of the Following Sampling Procedures Are Appropriate in Situations