When taking random samples of n observations from a population that is not normally distributed, the sampling distribution, x, will be approximately normally distributed never. The population itself...

Extracted text: When taking random samples of n observations from a population that is not normally distributed, the sampling distribution, x, will be approximately normally distributed never. The population itself must be normally distributed for x to be normally distributed. when the population distribution has low kurtosis. always. when the population standard deviation, o, is greater than n. when n is sufficiently large.