If a researcher walks into a bus station and starts interviewing people at random for his research,he is most likely using
A)quota sampling.
B)judgmental sampling.
C)convenience sampling.
D)None of these answers are correct.

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Convenience sampling involves selecting participants who are easily accessible and readily available, such as those in a bus station. The researcher is not using quota sampling, which involves selecting a specific number of participants from subgroups defined by certain characteristics, or judgmental sampling, which involves selecting participants based on the researcher's subjective judgment.

If a Researcher Walks into a Bus Station and Starts