Only a non-probability sample,typically referred to as a random sample,is truly representative of the population and,second,the size of that random sample determines the sample's accuracy of findings.

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A non-probability sample is not truly representative of the population. A random sample is a type of probability sample, but even a random sample may not be perfectly representative of the population. Additionally, the sample size alone does not determine the accuracy of findings - other factors such as sampling method and the variability of the population also play a role.

Only a Non-Probability Sample,typically Referred to as a Random Sample,is