What Factors Are Not Accounted for When Using Probability Sampling

question 64

Multiple Choice

What factors are not accounted for when using probability sampling?

• A) each member of the populations has a known chance of being selected
• B) knowing that each member of the population has a chance of being selected allows the researcher to generalize back to the population
• C) there is less need to be careful in the sample selection when the population is homogenous
• D) when the population is homogeneous there is a greater need to use probability sampling than when the population is heterogeneous

Explain the distinction between primary and secondary drives.

Recognize the types of needs as identified by psychologists and their effect on motivation.

Understand the concept of drive and its influence on behavior.

Discern the significance of specific theories such as drive-reduction theory in explaining motivated behaviors.

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