Probabilistic Sampling Is Any Method of Sampling in Which

question 3

Multiple Choice

Probabilistic sampling is any method of sampling in which

• A) the probability of the occurrence of various events in the study are known.
• B) there are only two possible outcomes, such as P(A) and P(A^c).
• C) the probability of each possible sample can be computed.
• D) the probability of each possible sample is one.

Understand the concept of LMX (Leader-Member Exchange) theory and its impact on leader-member relationships.

Recognize the phases in the leadership making process and their significance.

Identify the factors that contribute to high-quality leader-member exchanges.

Understand the potential for discrimination and the existence of in-groups and out-groups within LMX theory.

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