Multiple Choice
The difference between a cluster sample and a multistage sample is:
A) cluster samples are probability samples; multistage samples are not.
B) multistage samples sample both clusters and participants; cluster samples just sample clusters.
C) cluster samples rely on clusters of participants; multistage samples collect data from participants at different stages.
D) There is no difference between cluster samples and multistage samples.
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