Every potential nonprobability sample needs to have the same probability of selection.

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Nonprobability samples do not have the same probability of selection for all individuals or units in the population, so this statement is false. Instead, individuals or units are selected based on factors such as convenience, availability, or the researcher’s judgment. This can lead to sampling bias and limit the generalizability of the findings.

Every Potential Nonprobability Sample Needs to Have the Same Probability