Question

"Null Hypothesis: no significant difference found between subjects' scores on the communication scale with respect to their success in forming friendships as measured by a sociogram. To what does the Simple Random Sample Technique refer to?

A. Representative items/subjects are divided into parts (grades, ages, income, test scores, etc.)
B. Parts that go together are researched/studied together (neighborhood, class, etc.).
C. systematic rule of selection or predictable interval is employed
D. each item/subject in a sample is considered to have an equal, independent chance of being selected "ito" the sample"

Answer 1

The Simple Random Sample Technique ensures that each individual in a population has an equal and independent chance of being selected for the sample.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Simple Random Sample Technique refers to a method of selecting a sample where each item or subject in the population has an equal and independent chance of being included in the sample. This means that every possible sample of a given size has the same chance of selection; for example, each person in a town has an equal chance of being chosen for a survey. Simple random sampling can be likened to putting all the individuals' names into a hat and drawing out as many as needed, or using a random number generator to select participants from a list numerically.