Multiple Choice
Generally selecting a subset of individuals from the accessible population so that every single individual has an equal chance of being chosen and each selection is independent of the other selection is referred to as ______.
A) systematic random sampling
B) stratified sampling
C) convenience sampling
D) simple random sampling
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