Nonstatistical sampling
A)is never a more effective way to gather evidence
B)is a less efficient way to gather evidence
C)may be a less efficient way to gather evidence
D)should be viewed as a less effective way to gather evidence
E)should not be viewed as a less effective way to gather evidence
F)both A and C
G)both B and D
H)Both C and E

Question

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Nonstatistical sampling may be a less efficient way to gather evidence compared to statistical sampling but it should not be viewed as a less effective way. Nonstatistical sampling may be appropriate in certain situations where statistical sampling is not feasible or practical, such as when the population is small or the cost of data extraction is high. Therefore, both options C and E are correct.

Nonstatistical Sampling