Which of the following constitutes an approach to reducing sampling error?
A)Cross-checking research designs with knowledgeable analysts
B)Questioning the assumption that tomorrow's and today's population are comparable
C)Taking a larger sample from the population
D)Reducing conditions that contribute to dissimilar population segments

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Increasing the sample size is a proven approach to reducing sampling error. The larger the sample size, the more representative it is likely to be of the population from which it is drawn. Cross-checking research designs with knowledgeable analysts, questioning population comparability assumptions, and reducing conditions that contribute to dissimilar population segments are all valid ways to reduce other types of errors, but they do not directly address sampling error.

Which of the Following Constitutes an Approach to Reducing Sampling