Probabilistic sampling is any method of sampling in which A) the probability of the occurrence of various events in the study are known. B) there are only two possible outcomes, such as P(A) and P(A^c). C) the probability of each possible sample can be computed. D) the probability of each possible sample is one.

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Probabilistic sampling involves selecting samples based on the probability of each possible sample, and thus the probability of each possible sample can be computed. Choice A is not true for all probabilistic sampling methods, as some may not involve events. Choice B is not a valid option as it contains a nonsensical sequence of characters. Choice D is also not always true for probabilistic sampling, as the probability of each possible sample can be less than one if the sampling method does not take into account all possible samples.

Probabilistic Sampling Is Any Method of Sampling in Which