Sampling Units Are

question 22

Multiple Choice

Sampling units are:

• A)the target population elements available for selection during the sampling process.
• B)the identifiable groups of elements of interest to the researcher and pertinent to the information problem.
• C)the complete set of elements identified for investigation.
• D)the list of all population elements from which to draw a sample.
• E)the number of units accidentally left out of the sampling frame.

Identify the cognitive benefits of bilingualism.

Differentiate between modes of thought: propositional, imaginal, and motoric.

Explain the concept of a sensitive period in language development.

Understand the linguistic relativity hypothesis and its implications on cognition.

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Definitions:

Sky Is Blue

A statement describing the appearance of the Earth's sky in clear conditions due to the scattering of sunlight by the atmosphere.

Centration

A cognitive limitation in early childhood development where a child focuses only on one aspect of an object or situation, overlooking others.

Thought Causes

This term is not standard in psychological or medical literature and requires clarification; thus, no definition can be provided.

Cognitive Development

The process through which individuals acquire the ability to think, learn, and understand as they progress through childhood to adulthood.