Answer:
b. social desirability effect
Explanation:
The social desirability effect is defined as the tendency to convey a culturally acceptable image in accordance with social norms and may bias the evaluation of various parameters in scientific research, especially self-reported ones, by leading participants to provide answers that believe they are socially accepted and avoid being associated with socially disapproved opinions or behaviors
Based on this concept, we can conclude that the fact that survey respondents overreport voting in elections and the frequency of their church attendance is an example of the social desirability effect.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
In separation of powers there's no interferences in the works of each of the arms of government.
I believe the answer is: Changes in speed
Average people tend to become more focus and accelerate our effort when we're on the brink of finishing a certain goal.
So in the scenario above, when a sudden tense/increased movement happen in our body the researchers could perceive it as we're on the brink of finishing an action.
This is because of "<span>state-dependent memory". State-dependent memory refers
to the phenomenon when someone recaptures his/her memories only when he is in
that same state when that specific memory was formed. Usually the term is
utilized when referring to a drug induced state of consciousness more particularly
alcohol etc, but is implicated to other non drug induced states as well. </span>
Answer:
A. Probability sample
Explanation:
A Probability Sampling may be defined as the sampling technique where a sample from the larger population are taken or selected using the method which is based on the theory of probability.
In a probability sample, the probability or the chance of each of the element to be included in the sample is non zero and known. A cluster sample is an example of a probability sample.
Hence the correct option is (A).
