Peer pressure and want to fit in with others
The appropriate response is Random sample. A simple random sample is a subset of a measurable populace in which every individual from the subset has an equivalent likelihood of being picked. A case of a basic irregular specimen would be the names of 25 workers being picked out of a cap from an organization of 250 representatives.
South Africa's total unemployment rate is at 25% but this number is a lot higher in the younger population - as high as 63%!
The contributory factors are:
-lack of proper education and lack of highly skilled workers means that there is a surplus of unskilled workers
-influences of apartheid (this contributes to the low level of education among others)
- slow economic growth
If unemployment is rising rapidly, the federal reserve most likely :
Buy securities in open market operations
This way, the companies will have enough money to hire more people
hope this helps
The correct answer is moral panic for both the blank spaces.
According to the sociologist Stanley Cohen, moral panic refers to when media portrayals of certain issues and reactions of authority figures and the general public to these issues fuels panic and even actual fear in society. Through the process of creating moral panic, certain people or social groups are seen dangers or threats to the well-being of others and the well-being of society.