In Non-Probability Sampling Approaches

question 30

Multiple Choice

In non-probability sampling approaches:

• A) Advertisements on the radio, in newspapers, or on college campuses are often used to recruit participants
• B) the researcher is able to determines the probability of obtaining participants from a pool of potential participants
• C) the samples are likely to be representative of the population and therefore provide good generalizability
• D) the sample obtained is completely random

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Definitions:

Social Dominance Orientation (SDO)

A personality trait that predicts individuals' support for social hierarchy and the extent to which they desire their in-group to dominate and be superior to out-groups.

Group-Level Competition

The competitive interactions that occur between distinct groups or teams, often to achieve superiority or a specific outcome.

Relative Gain

A concept in international relations that refers to the comparative advantage one party achieves over another, especially in cooperative or competitive scenarios.

Might Makes Right

A principle suggesting that those who are powerful or have the ability to enforce their will can define what is considered morally right or acceptable.