Using Personality as a Predictor of Volunteerism Generally ______

question 30

Multiple Choice

Using personality as a predictor of volunteerism generally ______.

• A) is very useful
• B) cannot be used predictably
• C) has little practical use
• D) helps recruit quality volunteers

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Definitions:

Confounding Variables

Factors other than the independent variable that may cause a result in an experiment, potentially leading to incorrect conclusions.

Descriptive Methods

Research techniques used to describe characteristics of a population or phenomenon, involving observations and surveys without influencing the subjects.

Case Studies

An investigative technique that involves a thorough, detailed, and comprehensive analysis of a study subject (the case) and the conditions surrounding it in its context.

Naturalistic Observations

An observational research strategy where subjects are examined within their natural habitats without any intervention from the person observing.