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Otrada [13]
3 years ago
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Help please!

Biology
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Charra [1.4K]3 years ago
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The sample of students from Skyline College selected by the researcher is an example of A) Simple random sample. As for the second question, It describes the process of Inverted Obligation.

A simple random sample is when the sample is chosen randomly from another predetermined group. This is the case in the first question because the predetermined group corresponds to the Students enrolled at Skyline College. The researcher chooses this group, then selects the participants at random. Option A is correct.

Inverted Obligation can be described as the self-obligation to do something you may not want to do, in an attempt to not face the guilt or consequences of a bad decision. This is the case in question two. Another common example of this would be to tell multiple lies in an attempt to cover up the first lie.

The correct choice for question 1 is option A, a <u>simple random sample</u>, because of the options listed, it is the only one that is entirely random with no pre-known probabilities. For <u>question 2</u> the answer is also A, <em>Inverted Obligation</em>, given that its definition is what is depicted in the question.

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