Researchers Are Often Not Worried About Obtaining Random Samples from the "General

question 62

Multiple Choice

Researchers are often not worried about obtaining random samples from the "general population" for their research because:

• A)random samples are too difficult to obtain.
• B)populations are similar regardless of where the samples are obtained from.
• C)relationships between variables will change over time.
• D)most psychological research is focused on studying the relationships between variables.

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Definitions:

Continuous Process

An ongoing operation that does not have a clear beginning or end.

Theoretical Models

Abstract, conceptual frameworks used to explain and predict phenomena, allowing for the systematic exploration of ideas and hypotheses.

Continuity

In developmental psychology, the idea that development involves gradual, cumulative change, contrasting with theories that emphasize distinct stages.

Theorists

Individuals who formulate theories across various fields, offering explanations or models to describe phenomena within specific contexts.