A Form of Convenience Sampling in Which the Population Elements

question 18

Multiple Choice

A form of convenience sampling in which the population elements are selected based on the researcher's discretion is called ________.

• A) quota sampling
• B) snowball sampling
• C) judgmental sampling
• D) sampling
• E) simple random sampling

Analyze the effects of cultural phenomena such as the British Invasion on American society.

Comprehend the significance and impact of major social movements including feminism, African-American Civil Rights, and Native American activism.

Understand the expansion of rights for criminal defendants by the US Supreme Court in the 1960s.

Identify the factors that triggered the rise of the Sunbelt.

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Definitions:

Selective Retention

The psychological principle where individuals more likely remember information that is consistent with their beliefs, values, or interests, ignoring contradicting information.

Message Consistency

The practice of ensuring all communications from a brand are uniform, reinforcing the brand's message across different marketing channels.

Stimulus Discrimination

The ability of an individual to distinguish between similar stimuli and respond differently to each.

Selective Comprehension

The process by which individuals interpret information in a manner that is consistent with their pre-existing beliefs, attitudes, and expectations, often leading to biased understanding.