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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

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Manush is a recent graduate from a prestigious university in California who is looking for a job opportunity as a real estate agent.  While he already has samples provided by his friends, he still feels something lacking in his resume.  Specifically, the he believes that his professional objective statement lacks focus and clarity. 

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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Population and sampling quiz

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  California State University, Northridge  »  Psychology  »  Psychology 321 – Psychology Research Method  »  Spring 2022  »  Population and sampling quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Modal instance sampling
B  Quota sampling
C  Heterogeneity sampling
D  Expert sampling
E  Snowball sampling
Question #2
A  Quota sampling
B  Expert sampling
C  Heterogeneity sampling
D  Modal instance sampling
E  Snowball sampling
Question #3
A  Heterogeneity sampling
B  Modal instance sampling
C  Quota sampling
D  Expert sampling
E  Snowball sampling
Question #4
A  Snowball sampling
B  Expert sampling
C  Modal instance sampling
D  Quota sampling
E  Heterogeneity sampling
Question #5
A  Modal instance sampling
B  Expert sampling
C  Heterogeneity sampling
D  Quota sampling
E  Snowball sampling
Question #6
A  Probability sampling is considered to be more accurate and rigorous.
B  Nonprobability sampling is generally less expensive, quicker, and more convenient.
C  Nonprobability sampling is generally more biased and more difficult to generalize to the population.
D  Probability sampling involves random selection, but non probability sampling does not.
E  All these are true.
Question #7
A  Stratified Random Sample
B  Simple Random Sampling
C  Systematic Random Sampling
D  Cluster Random Sampling
E  Multi-Stage Random Sampling
Question #8
A  Systematic Random Sampling
B  Simple Random Sampling
C  Cluster Random Sampling
D  Stratified Random Sampling
E  Multi-Stage Random Sampling
Question #9
A  Systematic Random Sampling
B  Stratified Random Sampling
C  Simple Random Sampling
D  Multi-Stage Random Sampling
E  Cluster Random Sampling
Question #12
A  Systematic Random Sampling
B  Multi-Stage Random Sampling
C  Simple Random Sampling
D  Stratified Random Sampling
E  Cluster Random Sampling
Question #13
A  Convenience Sampling
B  Stratified Random Sampling
C  Cluster Random Sampling
D  Multi-Stage Random Sampling
E  Systematic Random Sampling
Question #15
A  Some strategies to overcome language issues are translation questionnaires, back translating the questionnaires, and having trained research assistants who are multilingual.
B  Questionnaires can be challenging for low-literacy adults or young children.
C  All these are true.
D  Some groups are less likely to participate in research.
E  Some populations are easy to specify and some are hard to specify.
F  Specifying/identifying the respondents can be challenging.
Question #16
A  Students at Van Nuys High School
B  Registered pedophiles
C  Incarcerated murderers
D  Legal business owners in Burbank, CA
E  Unemployed stay-at-home-dads
Question #17
A  Subsample
B  Accesible population
C  Theoretical population
D  Sampling frame
Question #18
A  Subsample
B  Accesible population
C  Sampling frame
D  Sample
Question #19
A  Theoretical population
B  Sampling frame
C  Sample
D  Subsample
Question #20
A  Sampling frame
B  Subsample
C  Sample
D  Accesible population
Question #21
A  Theoretical population
B  Subsample
C  Accesible population
D  Sampling frame
Question #22
A  Sample
B  Subsample
C  Sampling frame
D  Accesible population
Question #23
A  Sampling frame
B  Subsample
C  Accesible population
D  Theoretical population
Question #24
A  Theoretical population
B  Sample
C  Accesible population
D  Sampling frame
Question #25
A  Subsample
B  Sample
C  Theoretical population
D  Sampling frame
Question #26
A  Subsample
B  Sample
C  Sampling frame
D  Accesible population