The correct answer is C) generation Y.
A college graduate with a degree in psychology, Diana is in no hurry to find a job. In fact, she has elected to continue her education until she decides on the type of career she would like to pursue. Although she really likes some aspects of marketing, social work and social causes also appeal to her. Having worked part-time in small business during college, she also thinks that working in her own business, independent of the control of others, may also be the way to go. Diana is typical of generation Y.
Generation Y is the collective cultural group maned "Millenials." Born from the early 1980s to 2000 are prone to all digital devices and are open to new kind of technology. They do not work as hard as Babyboomers of Generation X, they take things easy, with no hurry, do not like to have bosses that demand them the "best" in work, and they prefer to be lonely, immersed in her mobile devices.
Answer:
<u>poor; good </u>
Explanation:
<u>Validity:</u> In research, the term "validity" is determined as the extent or degree to which a specific test or research claims to compute or measure. However, it is considered as important for a test or a research to be valid in order to for the results to be properly interpreted and accurately applied.
<u>Reliability:</u> In research, the term "reliability" is determined as the consistency of a particular test or research. In other words, a particular test should give rise to the similar results if measured at an interval of time.
<u>In the question above, the given method has poor validity and good reliability.</u>
I believe the answer is Representative sample.
Representative samples refers to the samples which considered lower in quantity but accurately reflects the situation in a larger entity.
This type of samples are significantly better compared to larger quantity samples that are biased.
He most likely practices the sociocultural approach.
The <span> Egyptian goddess Bastet is the cat goddess.
Its shortcut name was Bast.</span>Bast is first and foremost a protectress; specifically of the royal house and the Two Lands. Bast was seen as a protector of cats and those who cared for them.She was very fierce in war and would rip apart enemies with her claws.Bast was also known as <span>Baast, Ubasti, and Baset</span>