_______ Is the Practice of Using Public Participation for Scientific

question 86

Multiple Choice

_______ is the practice of using public participation for scientific data collection and monitoring.

• A)Citizen science
• B)Public engagement
• C)Amateur analysis
• D)Participatory observations
• E)Micronetting

Understand the first step in refusing requests and structuring refusal messages.

Identify strategies for delivering negative news effectively.

Recognize the importance of explaining the fairness and reasoning behind negative decisions.

Learn how to present bad news in a manner that maintains a positive tone and relationship.

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Definitions:

Longitudinal

Relating to research or study that involves repeated observations of the same subjects over a period, often years or decades.

Time-lagged

Referring to studies or analyses that consider the delay between the occurrence of one event and the observation of its effects.

Cross-sectional

In research, it describes a study that observes a diverse population at a single point in time to identify potential correlations or trends.

Longitudinal

Describing research or studies that collect data from the same subjects repeatedly over a period of time.