A probability sampling plan in which each unit continues to have the same exact probability of being sampled every time a unit is chosen is an example of

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Sampling with replacement is the only option where each unit continues to have the same exact probability of being sampled every time a unit is chosen. In sampling without replacement, the probability of selection changes with each unit chosen, while in stratified sampling without replacement, there is deliberate variation in the selection probabilities based on the strata. Therefore, the correct answer is sampling with replacement (option C).

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