Multiple Choice
Sampling in outcomes studies differs from that in traditional quantitative research in several ways. Which is true regarding sampling in outcomes studies?
A) A heterogeneous sample is preferred.
B) A random sample is required.
C) A small, focused sample is artificially assembled.
D) The sample is selected before an intervention occurs.
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