A Sample of Respondents Who Have an Unknown Chance of Selection

question 37

Multiple Choice

A sample of respondents who have an unknown chance of selection and are chosen because of factors such as convenience or judgment of the researcher is a

• A) hypothesis.
• B) probability sample.
• C) sampling frame.
• D) random sample.
• E) non-probability sample.

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Definitions:

Selective Perception

The process where individuals selectively interpret what they see based on their interests, background, experience, and attitudes.

Perceptual Bias

is the tendency for perception to be affected by recurring thoughts, beliefs, or attitudes, leading to distorted interpretations of information.

Attribution Bias

A cognitive bias that affects the way people deduce the causes of their own and others' behaviors, often attributing them incorrectly.

Employee Withdrawal Behaviors

Actions by employees to disengage from work, which can include absenteeism, tardiness, or quitting, often due to dissatisfaction or disinterest.