Answer:
D. both cost prohibitions on data collection and the infeasibility of collecting data on the entire population
Explanation:
When stablishing population parameters, one of the main obstacles is the difficulty of gathering data on every single subject within the population, which is often infeasible. On most cases, even if it were feasible to collect data on the whole population, it would be a highly costly procedure making it extremely unlikely to get funded.
Therefore, the answer is D. both cost prohibitions on data collection and the infeasibility of collecting data on the entire population.