When a research chooses a sample that is not typical of a large population this is known as:
A) a cluster
B) probability
C) nonprobability
D) bias

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When a research chooses a sample that is not typical of a large population, it is biased. A biased sample is not representative of the larger population, and any conclusions drawn from it may not be accurate. This can happen if the researcher doesn't take care to select a sample that is truly random and representative, or if they intentionally choose a sample that is more likely to support their desired conclusion.

When a Research Chooses a Sample That Is Not Typical