Enlightenment Thinkers

question 36

Multiple Choice

Enlightenment thinkers

• A)believed that reason could be used to improve society and human nature.
• B)argued that all religions were for the unenlightened and the foolish.
• C)were not influenced by scientists like Sir Isaac Newton.
• D)valued only financial gain.
• E)believed that politics was a foolish waste of time.

Differentiate between probability and nonprobability sampling techniques.

Recognize various sampling methods used for predictions, such as in election outcomes.

Understand the concept of a sampling frame in research.

Comprehend the relationship between response rates and the likelihood of biases in research findings.

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Definitions:

Equivalent Qualifications

Credentials or qualifications that are considered to be equal in value, level, or function to others, despite being different in nature.

Same Consideration

The act of treating all parties or factors impartially and equally in a decision-making process.

Moral-rights View

An ethical perspective asserting that individuals have fundamental rights and liberties that must be respected in decision-making processes.

Ethical Behaviour

Acting in ways that are consistent with how one believes what is morally right or wrong.