In the Context of Social Scientific Research,what Is a Population

question 36

Multiple Choice

In the context of social scientific research,what is a population?

• A)It is the group from which you actually collect data.
• B)It is the individual unit that is the focus of a researcher's investigation.
• C)It is the process of selecting observations that will be analyzed for research purposes.
• D)It is the process of selecting research elements when drawing a nonprobability sample.
• E)It is a type of measure that contains several indicators that vary in intensity.

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Definitions:

Subscription

A repeated or ongoing payment agreement for continuous access to a service or product, often monthly or yearly.

Collaboration

Working jointly with others, especially in an intellectual endeavor or a project, facilitating the sharing of ideas, skills, and resources.

Team Discussion Board

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A public meeting or online platform where participants can discuss any topic openly, with minimal restrictions.