Which of the following is not a valid reason for using a sample rather than a population for a survey?
A) Sampling saves the researcher time.
B) Sampling enables the researcher to get more detailed information about a particular subject.
C) Sampling is more costly than using the population.
D) Sampling allows the researcher to obtain information that may not be gained otherwise.

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This is not a valid reason for using a sample over a population, as sampling is generally less costly than surveying an entire population. The other options are valid reasons for using a sample over a population. Sampling can save time, enable more detailed information gathering, and provide access to information that may be difficult or impossible to obtain otherwise.

Which of the Following Is Not a Valid Reason for Using