When You Have a Population That Does Not Allow for Probability

question 53

Multiple Choice

When you have a population that does not allow for probability sampling, one way of stating your findings that is what?

• A) say that your findings are statistically significant
• B) say that your findings are significant but not random
• C) say that your findings represent a statistically discernible difference
• D) say that your findings are as significant as if you had   been able to use randomization

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Definitions:

General Ledger

The master set of accounts that summarize all transactions occurring across a company.

Adjusting Entry

An adjusting entry is a journal entry made in the accounting records at the end of an accounting period to allocate income and expenditure to the period in which they actually occurred.

Salaries and Wages Expense

The total amount recorded by a company for the cost of salaries and wages paid to employees.

Fiscal Period

A specific time period for which an organization plans its budgets and reports financial performance, often a year or quarter.