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3. “Convenience sampling” occurs when a market researcher finds subjects to participate in the study on the basis of how easy they are to find and interview. This is an example of: a. non-traditional sampling b. random sampling c. traditional sampling d. probability sampling e. non-probability sampling f. judgment sampling g. frame-based sampling

3. e. non probability sampling, as it as an example of non probability sampling. convincing sampling is an type of non probability sampling that realies on data collection from population member who are convenintly available to participate in the study.
 
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