Sampling Where Every Subject or Case in a Population Has

question 13

Multiple Choice

Sampling where every subject or case in a population has an equal chance of being selected for a study is an example of.

• A) non-probability sampling
• B) probability sampling
• C) generalizability
• D) random cluster snowball sampling

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Definitions:

Instrumental Conditioning

A learning process through which the strength of a behavior is modified by reinforcement or punishment, also known as operant conditioning.

Acquisition

The process of learning or developing a new skill, behavior, or ability.

Contiguity

The condition of being in close association or proximity, often used in psychology to describe the closeness in time or space between two stimuli.

Conditioning

An approach to modifying behavior by teaching a subject to connect a favorable behavior with a stimulus that was initially unrelated.