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In attributes sampling, population size has little or no effect on sample size once the population exceeds approximately:
Organismic Needs
Organismic Needs refer to the basic physical and psychological needs of an organism, essential for growth and development, as proposed in various psychological theories.
Pseudosocial Self
A fabricated version of oneself projected to others, often to meet societal expectations or gain acceptance, which can lead to internal conflict and a sense of inauthenticity.
Impasse
A situation or point in a process where progress is impossible or obstructed, often requiring an alternative approach or solution.
Maturation
The process of development and growth, which may refer to physical, psychological, or emotional changes across the lifespan.
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