______ samples are much easier to select and are often used in cases where researchers want to learn about a very large population.
A. Probability
B. Random
C. Quota
D. Convenience
Answer: D
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a. People affected by phobias do not recognize that their fears are unreasonable. b. People affected by phobias cannot control their reactions to the overwhelming fear they feel. c. Almost everyone has a few mild phobias. d. For a phobic disorder to exist rather than a mild phobia, the person's fear must disrupt his or her daily life.
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a. Public education b. Teaching adolescents to not use drugs c. Hospitalizing the mentally ill d. Deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill
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a. glutamate. b. sodium. c. potassium. d. glycine.