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When evaluating the scientific merit of an internet survey that recruited participants by posting links on public websites, a researcher must conclude that the study's findings are limited because this recruitment method fundamentally prevents the selection of a truly _____ sample.
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Research Methods in Psychology - 4th American Edition @ KPU
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When evaluating the scientific merit of an internet survey that recruited participants by posting links on public websites, a researcher must conclude that the study's findings are limited because this recruitment method fundamentally prevents the selection of a truly _____ sample.
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