Multiple Choice
Sample-selection bias occurs when
A) the researcher selects a bad sample.
B) the sample contains an independent variable that is correlated with the error term.
C) individuals randomly select the sample to which they belong.
D) individuals non-randomly select themselves into a given outcome of the dependent variable.
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