Jane Ellen Roberts Is Concerned About Error in a Survey

question 37

Multiple Choice

Jane Ellen Roberts is concerned about error in a survey that she is conducting for her company. Specifically, she is concerned about nonsampling errors but she realizes nonsampling errors:

• A) may be controlled through sample size formulas
• B) may be measured and, therefore, controlled
• C) can be measured only in percentage terms
• D) must be identified and appropriate steps must be taken to limit their occurrence
• E) may not be controlled and therefore should not be of concern to Ms. Roberts

Trace the historical development of psychology from philosophy and physiology.

Know the key individuals and their differing views in the early development of psychology.

Appreciate the importance of research findings communication in psychology.

Understand the steps for evaluating the validity of research claims.

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