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A clinical psychologist is the primary therapist for 11 patients. She randomly selects a sample of...
A clinical psychologist is the primary therapist for 11 patients. She randomly selects a sample of 3 patients to be in her study. How many different samples of this size can be selected from this population of 11 patients using theoretical sampling and experimental sampling?
(a) theoretical sampling
(b) experimental sampling
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