All studies, regardless of sampling technique, are subject to sampling error.

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Sampling error is the difference between the values obtained from a sample and the true values that would have been obtained if a census had been conducted. All studies, regardless of the sampling technique used, are subject to sampling error because there is always a chance that the sample may not accurately represent the population being studied.

All Studies, Regardless of Sampling Technique, Are Subject to Sampling