Discussion
In research sample units need not to be .........
Answer: B
Sample units need not be Subjective; the paper's wording means they should not be.
A sample can stand for the population only if its units are chosen and defined objectively. Each unit must be clearly identifiable, so that it can be located and studied; units should be independent of one another, so that selecting one does not influence the selection of another; and the selection should follow a systematic procedure, such as a random or systematic sampling plan.
Subjectivity, choosing units by the researcher's personal judgement or liking, introduces bias. So systematic, identifiable and independent are all qualities a sample unit should have, and subjective is the one it should not.
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