A Form of Sampling in Which Respondents Are Chosen Largely

question 1

Multiple Choice

A form of sampling in which respondents are chosen largely because they are easy to find and willing to cooperate, even though they may not be the most appropriate respondents, is known as a

• A) random sample
• B) convenience sample
• C) representative sample
• D) cross-tabulation sample
• E) quota sample

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Definitions:

Incapacity

The lack of legal ability to act, often due to age, mental condition, or lack of legal authority.

Apparent Authority

The appearance or impression of authority given by a principal to an agent, leading others to believe the agent has actual authority.

Termination Notice

A formal declaration that a contract, employment, or agreement is ending, often specifying the effective date and conditions of termination.

Actual Notification

For third parties who have previously dealt with the agent or who have begun to deal with the agent. This can be accomplished by (1) a direct personal statement to the third party or (2) a writing delivered to the third party personally, to his place of business, or to some other place reasonably believed to be appropriate.