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This type of observational method offers the researcher more control, reduces the length of time needed to conduct the study, is less costly, yet has less flexibility.

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If you wanted to ensure you are accurately representing the population at your workplace, which consists of 80% males and 20% females, you would want to use this sampling technique.

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A type of social research based on field observations that is analyzed without statistics.

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A descriptive research method that involves describing data that existed before the time of the study.

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A random sample is achieved through this term, in which each member of the population is equally likely to be chosen as part of the sample.

16.

What is the scale of measurement for "Gender" (with the two options of "male" and "female")?

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17.

Which ethical standard from the APA Code of Conduct covers deception in research (using a number with two decimals)?

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18.

What does the acronym "IRB" stand for (in relation to ethical research)?

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19.

If you want to determine whether a cause-and-effect relationship exists between the variables of interest, what type of research method should you use?

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20.

Which "View" in SPSS do you use to enter the actual numerical data?

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