Which of the following is not a reason for choosing non-probability sampling methods?

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Non-probability sampling methods are often chosen due to practical limitations such as the lack of a sampling frame (A), or concerns that valuable informants (C) or marginalized populations (D) might be excluded in random sampling. The desire to exclude extreme cases (B) is not a reason for choosing non-probability sampling; in fact, non-probability sampling methods might inadvertently include more extreme cases due to the lack of randomization.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason for Choosing