Answer:
She is using a biased sample for her data collection
Explanation:
Juanita should have gone across different sections to collect her data in order to have a more representating sample but the samples she used is biased because she was generalizing her study based on only one dentist that she got to study her patient whereas the doctor has gotten some toothpaste from the company.
Answer: b. Denies enforceability to certain contracts that are not in writing
Explanation:
The statute of Fraud advocate for contracts to be in writing to avoid people to being robbed or mislead by a fraudulent party.
Answer
Ego effectance
Explanation:
Ego effectance start to developed since early age, when we began to gradually learn about our own skillsets and capabilities that influence the way we think about our competence in dealing with various type of problems in our life. This is a form of natural defense mechanism that human develop in order to cope with survival demands.
In general, children who had good source of positive motivation (such as parents who do not stop motivating them even when they fail) tend to be able to measure their own competence in a more appropriate manner compared to children who don't have it.
Answer:
This question lacks options, options are:
a) Intensive Interview
b) experiment
c) field research
d) surveys
The correct answer is c.
Explanation:
Field research is the set of actions aimed at directly obtaining new data from the primary sources of information of people in the place and time in which the facts or phenomenon of interest for the investigation occur. The objective of the field work lies in the identification of the theory in the place where the studied phenomenon unfolds, that is, it implies the observation of the development of variables or uncontrolled factors, therefore, close to reality and qualitative.
Answer: The answer is D). Garbage Purchase Program
Explanation: Lack of budget for a standard recycling plant lead Curitiba to initiate the Garbage Exchange Programme where complementary currencies are used to reward people for separating their organic and non-organic recyclable wastes and bringing them to waste stations, where they can be exchanged for bus tickets, food, and school-books.
