Question content area topPart 1Briefly explain the difference between statistical sampling techniques and nonstatistical sampling techniques.Question content area bottomPart 1Choose the correct answer.A.Statistical sampling methods divide the population into subgroups so that each subgroup contains items that are as much alike as possible and randomly select items from each subgroup. Nonstatistical sampling methods divide the population into subgroups so that each subgroup resembles the population and select all items from one or more randomly selected subgroups.B.Statistical sampling methods allow every item in the population to have a known or calculable chance of being included in the sample. Nonstatistical sampling methods select items in the population based on fixed intervals.C.Statistical sampling methods allow every item in the population to have a known or calculable chance of being included in the sample. Nonstatistical sampling techniques select items in the population based on convenience, judgment, or other nonchance processes.D.Statistical sampling methods select items in the population based on convenience, judgment, or other nonchance processes. Nonstatistical sampling techniques allow every item in the population to have a known or calculable chance of being included in the sample.