To assess sample quality when you are planning or evaluating a study,which of the following is NOT a question you need to ask?
A)From what population were the cases selected?
B)How large is the population?
C)What method was used to select cases from this population?
D)Do the cases that were studied represent,in the aggregate,the population from which they were selected?

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While it may be important to know the size of the population in some cases, it is not necessarily a question that must be asked specifically to assess sample quality. The other questions (A, C, D) are more directly related to sample quality and represent important considerations when planning or evaluating a study.

To Assess Sample Quality When You Are Planning or Evaluating