It must be William The Conquerer
<span>Jarod is using participant obervation as party of his study on the homeless. After spending six weeks as a direct participant in a homeless community, he will better be able formulate the information he acquired while participating in the same activities that the homeless do. The answer is not content analysis or secondary analysis because Jarod is using first hand experience, and it is not representative sampling because Jarod is a direct participant.</span>
I think that B, C, and D, would rather be good news in most typical circumstances, and only in some very atypical ones could they qualify as a stressor.
On the other hand, A is a potential stressor: you could be unsure whether your house is clean enough for the visit!
Answer:
Qualitative data
Explanation:
The question produces a variable that is binomial, because it only allows two answers or categories:
"<em>Yes" or "No"</em>
If it were a quantitative question, it would allow the respondent to give an answer that generates a numerical/quantitative variable, for example, <em>how old are you?</em>
