Which Ethical Principle States That If an Action Cannot Be

question 27

Multiple Choice

Which ethical principle states that if an action cannot be taken repeatedly, then it's not right to take at all?

• A) Universalism
• B) the Slippery Slope
• C) the Social Contract Rule
• D) the Golden Rule

Identify independent samples and their significance in statistical testing.

Calculate degree of freedom in pooled-variance t-test for equal and unequal sample sizes.

Understand the significance of pooled variance in estimating standard errors.

Acknowledge normality and sample size requirements for the approximation of normal distribution in sampling.

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Definitions:

Functionalist Perspective

A theoretical framework in sociology that emphasizes the interconnectedness of society's various elements and their roles in maintaining social stability and functionality.

Uniform Crime Report

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Conflict Theory

A theoretical framework in sociology that emphasizes the social, political, or material inequality of a social group, critiquing the broad socio-political system.