In Experimental Research, Random Assignment

question 24

Multiple Choice

In experimental research, random assignment:

• A)refers to the use of probability samples for selection of subjects.
• B)uses chance to equalize the experimental and control groups.
• C)involves matching subjects in the experimental group with subjects in the control group on selected variables.
• D)refers to chance measurement error that may distort the findings of experiments.

Recognize the potential growth of the social venture capitalist (SVC) market.

Grasp the fundamental attributes and significance of stakeholders in social entrepreneurship.

Distinguish between different models of social entrepreneurship, including hybrid models.

Understand the concept and purpose of microfinance in providing financial services to underserved populations.

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Definitions:

Uninformed Party

An individual or entity in a transaction who lacks pertinent information or knowledge that the other party may possess, leading to a potential imbalance in the transaction.

Informed Party

An individual or entity that possesses full knowledge of the pertinent facts and information related to a specific transaction or situation.

Information Asymmetry

A situation in which one party in a transaction has more or superior information compared to another party.

Worker

An individual engaged in a specific activity or labor, especially for pay.