Organizations May Sometimes Provide False or Biased Information

question 37

Multiple Choice

Organizations may sometimes provide false or biased information.Researchers should,therefore,

• A)only use archival data as a last resort.
• B)carefully evaluate material from any archive for bias and accuracy.
• C)consider governmental data to be generally superior to data that comes from other organizations.
• D)seek data sets from organizations that do not have a bias or an agenda.

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Definitions:

Original Jurisdiction

The authority of a court to hear a case for the first time, as opposed to appellate jurisdiction.

Extended Warranty

is an additional warranty that provides continued coverage for repairs and maintenance beyond the original warranty.

Appellant

A party who appeals a lower court's decision, seeking a higher court's review.

Respondent

The party against whom a legal action is taken or who replies to a claim in a court process.