Drawing a judgmental sample
A)allows researchers to use their knowledge about the topic or population.
B)enlists the aid of uninformed respondents.
C)results in a sample that has no researcher bias.
D)ensures a representative sample.
E)requires the development of a quota matrix.

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Drawing a judgmental sample allows researchers to use their knowledge about the topic or population, which can increase the likelihood of selecting a sample that is most representative of the population of interest. However, this introduces researcher bias, as the researcher's knowledge and judgment may influence the selection of participants.

Drawing a Judgmental Sample