Occasionally a researcher will make use of highly sophisticated sampling techniques and still draw incorrect conclusions about the properties of a population.This is possible because of:
A)sampling error
B)the problem of induction
C)clustering
D)an operational confound

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Sampling error refers to the natural variability that exists between samples in a population. Even with sophisticated sampling techniques, the sample may not accurately represent the population, leading to incorrect conclusions.

Occasionally a Researcher Will Make Use of Highly Sophisticated Sampling