This technique is also known as sample survey
A) Omnibus panels
B) True panels
C) Cross-sectional designs
D) Longitudinal studies

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Cross-sectional designs are the most commonly used technique for sample surveys, where a sample of individuals is selected from a population and data is collected at a single point in time. This allows for the measurement of a wide range of variables and is cost-effective compared to longitudinal studies which require repeated measurements over time. Omnibus and true panels are not necessarily used for survey research, but for ongoing tracking of a specific group of individuals over time.

This Technique Is Also Known as Sample Survey