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Imagine you are conducting an experiment and you want to collect a student sample from New...

  1. Imagine you are conducting an experiment and you want to collect a student sample from New Mexico State University. You post flyers around campus advertising your experiment and ask interested students to contact you. What kind of sample have you collected? Why?

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I have collected a Voluntary sample.

Since I've posted flyers around campus asking the people who are interested to contact me to take part in the experiment, only those interested in the experiment would contact me. The sample here is chosen by the viewers or the people who have seen the flyer themselves and not by me. It's a type of non probability sampling. The people who are interested in the topic only take part in the survey and it can lead to some sort of bias in the results as this is not a random sample and can lead to voluntary bias.

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