In Situations When It Is Not Possible to Number All

question 32

Multiple Choice

In situations when it is not possible to number all of the units in a population,we often use a _____ sample to approximate a random sample.

• A)random with replacement
• B)systematic
• C)random without replacement
• D)statistical

Understand nativist perspectives on language development, including the concept of innate language abilities.

Distinguish between different theories of language acquisition and development.

Understand different problem-solving strategies such as trial and error, forming subgoals, working backward, and searching for analogies.

Identify and explain common barriers to effective problem-solving including irrelevant information, functional fixedness, unnecessary constraints, and mental set.

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Definitions:

Compatibility

The ability of two or more systems, devices, or components to work together without conflict, enhancing functionality or convenience.

Complexity

The state or quality of being intricate or complicated, often referring to systems or problems that have multiple interconnected parts.

Modernity

A term referring to the cultural, social, and economic characteristics and practices typical of contemporary society, especially in contrast to earlier periods.

Subculture

A segment of a larger culture whose members share distinguishing values and patterns of behavior.