Random Sampling from a Specific Population of Study May Be

Multiple Choice

Random sampling from a specific population of study may be illustrated by

A) selecting volunteers on a first come basis up to the desired number for the sample.
B) putting all names in a fishbowl, and blindfolded, drawing out the desired number of names for the sample.
C) using IQ and gender as a basis for selection.
D) making the choice of subjects alphabetically.