How Can Researchers Minimize Sampling Biases

question 206

Multiple Choice

How can researchers minimize sampling biases?

• A) random assignment
• B) random selection
• C) double-blind procedure
• D) Hawthorne procedure

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Definitions:

Universal

Applies or is relevant to all members within a group or category without exception; embracing or applicable in all cases.

Rational Choice Theory

A framework for understanding economic and societal behavior, positing that individuals act based on their preferences and rational calculations to maximize benefit or utility.

Interacting Individuals

Interacting individuals refer to the process where two or more people communicate or affect each other’s behavior and thoughts.

Benefits

Various forms of support, often from the government, in the form of cash or services, intended to ensure the welfare and protection of citizens or employees.