Researchers may fail to use simple random sampling because:
A) they would need access to the entire population.
B) it is a nonrandom sample, which limits the ability to draw conclusions from results.
C) it requires the creation of complex strata.
D) certain statistical analyses require more sophisticated sampling procedures.

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Simple random sampling requires access to the entire population to ensure that every individual has an equal chance of being selected, which can be difficult to achieve in practice.

Researchers May Fail to Use Simple Random Sampling Because