Multiple Choice
Why is an ethnographic study unlikely to use a probability sample?
A) Because the aim of understanding is more important than that of generalization.
B) Because the researcher cannot control who is willing to talk to them.
C) Because it is difficult to identify a sampling frame.
D) All of the above
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