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    Random Sampling Reduces the Likelihood That the Responses Obtained from the Sample
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Random Sampling Reduces the Likelihood That the Responses Obtained from the Sample

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Random sampling reduces the likelihood that the responses obtained from the sample would be the same as those obtained from the universe if everyone were questioned.

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