Which of the following is NOT a means for generating a random sample?

What technique reduces the risk of spuriousness in nonexperimental designs?

The process by which a researcher defines specifically what they mean when using a concept is known as ______.

When a conclusion that A leads to or results in B is correct, it’s called ______.

Evaluation research and other social research motivated by practical concerns is called ______.

Both explanatory and evaluation research studies are concerned with the causes and effects of social phenomena. The difference between them is that evaluation research focuses on the ______.

Claims presented so that they appear scientific even though they lack supporting evidence and plausibility are known as ______.

A characteristic that doesn’t change across cases is known as a/an ______.

The subset of the population of interest is called a(n) ______.

The everyday error that involves choosing to look at things that are in line with our own preferences or beliefs is called ______.