A \"representative\" sample: A: is always randomly selected B: is always a proba

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A "representative" sample: A: is always randomly selected B: is always a probability sample C: has the same proportion of characteristics as the population from which it was drawn D: is the same as a "purposive" sample A "representative" sample: A: is always randomly selected B: is always a probability sample C: has the same proportion of characteristics as the population from which it was drawn D: is the same as a "purposive" sample A: is always randomly selected B: is always a probability sample C: has the same proportion of characteristics as the population from which it was drawn D: is the same as a "purposive" sample

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A representative sample is the one rhat shows the characheristics of the population very evdently.A representative sample is a small quantity of something that accurately reflects the larger entity. An example is when a small number of people accurately reflect the members of an entire population.

So the correct answer is option C.

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