The convenience sample is an example of probability sampling where every person or element in the population may not have an equal chance for inclusion in the sample.

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Convenience sampling is a type of non-probability sampling where the sample is chosen based on the convenience and availability of the participants. It does not provide every person or element in the population with an equal chance for inclusion in the sample, therefore it is not an example of probability sampling.

The Convenience Sample Is an Example of Probability Sampling Where