A Point Estimate Is an Estimate of a Population Parameter

question 169

True/False

A point estimate is an estimate of a population parameter, expressed as a single numerical value.

Apply participant observation and its relevance in understanding social phenomena.

Assess the importance of operationalization and measurement in sociological research.

Understand the principles of experiment design, including randomization and control, in establishing causality.

Recognize issues of generalizability, validity, and reliability in sociological research.

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