executive leadership wants to survey employee...

executive leadership wants to survey employees at a grocery store that is open 24 hours a day. they are interested in getting surveys from people from every job title (cashier, stocker, manager, etc.) which of the following uses systematic random sampling?\no survey 3 randomly chosen cashiers, then repeat that process with the stockers, managers, etc.\no randomly select 1 of the 3 shifts (morning, afternoon, or night), and survey all the employees who work that shift.\no list all of the employees by their employee id number. have the computer randomly select 25 of the numbers, and survey those employees.\no list all of the employees by their employee id number. survey the 11th person on the list (with the number 11 being randomly chosen), then survey every 10th person on the list after that.

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# Brief Explanations: Systematic random sampling involves selecting elements from an ordered list at regular intervals after a random start. In the first option, it's just simple random sampling within each job - title group. In the second option, it's cluster sampling as it samples an entire shift. In the third option, it's simple random sampling as it randomly selects IDs without any fixed interval. The fourth option lists employees by ID number, randomly selects a starting point (the 11th person), and then surveys every 10th person, which is the characteristic of systematic random sampling. # Answer: List all of the employees by their employee ID number. Survey the 11th person on the list (with the number 11 being randomly chosen), then survey every 10th person on the list after that.