What Is the Difference Between Random Selection and Nonrandom Selection

question 13

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between random selection and nonrandom selection?

• A) Random selection ensures that a large number of people are selected, but nonrandom selection does not.
• B) Nonrandom selection ensures that each person in the sample has the same likelihood of being chosen, while random selection does not.
• C) Random selection is more regionally diverse than nonrandom selection.
• D) Random selection ensures that each person in the population has the same likelihood of being chosen, while nonrandom selection does not.

Recognize the role of managers in shaping desirable behaviors through reinforcement and understanding of behavioral changes.

Identify the subjective nature of labeling behaviors as desirable or undesirable within an organization.

Understand the permanence of learned behavior changes resulting from practice or experience.

Recognize the difference between reinforcement and reward and their implications in reinforcement theory.

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Definitions:

Social Distance

The degree of acceptance or rejection individuals exhibit towards others or groups, which can influence social interactions.

Familiar

Well-known or easily recognized, often through frequent exposure or acquaintance.

Political Frame

A viewpoint emphasizing the power dynamics, competition, and conflicting interests within organizations or in political scenarios.

External Forces

Elements outside an organization that can impact its performance and strategies, including economic trends, regulatory changes, and competitive pressures.