Stratifying a Population Prior to Drawing a Sample​

question 17

Multiple Choice

Stratifying a population prior to drawing a sample​

• A) ​generally occurs when the variables used to stratify are known to be associated with the dependent variable.
• B) eliminates the need for simple random sampling.​
• C) is most useful for studying a homogeneous population.​
• D) eliminates the need for probability sampling.​

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Grasp the legal and ethical implications of discrimination based on gender identity within the corporate environment.

Comprehend the objectives of affirmative action programs and their role in addressing past discrimination.

Understand the core concept of cultural intelligence and its significance in cross-cultural interactions.

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Definitions:

Right Hip

Refers to the hip joint on the right side of the body, connecting the thigh bone (femur) to the pelvis.

Movable End

The part of a structure or mechanism that is capable of moving or being moved in relation to other parts.

Muscle

Tissues in the body that contract and relax to produce movement, held together by connective tissue and supplied with nerves and blood vessels.

Point Of Insertion

The specific location on the body where a muscle attaches and moves the bone that is closer to the midline or center of the body during contraction.