In a repeated cross-sectional design, when the population is not changing, data are collected at two or more points in time from which of the following?
A) the same individuals from the same population
B) individuals in a population that is defined by a common starting point
C) different samples of the same population
D) different individuals in different populations

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In a repeated cross-sectional design, data are collected at two or more points in time from different samples of the same population. This allows for the examination of changes over time within the population without tracking the same individuals.

In a Repeated Cross-Sectional Design, When the Population Is Not