Interviewing Subjects Until the Same General Themes Continue to Emerge

question 7

Multiple Choice

Interviewing subjects until the same general themes continue to emerge from the data and no new findings are being revealed is referred to as

• A)theoretical sampling.
• B)theoretical saturation.
• C)snowball sampling.
• D)selective transcription.
• E)inductive theory.

Understand the graphical representation and interpretation of production functions, including total product curves.

Understand and explain various cognitive biases and their impact on decision making.

Differentiate between various cognitive biases such as confirmation bias, framing effect, availability heuristic, and representativeness heuristic.

Recognize the influence of cognitive biases in everyday situations.

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