The following research methods apply to Bemiller's study of cheerleading
a. a participant observation study of one public university's entire athletic season including attendance and observation of cheerleaders at all sporting events.
b. subjects recruited from several public universities' cheerleading squads using a snowball sampling technique, focus groups, and interviews.
c. subjects recruited from one public university's cheerleading squad using convenience sampling, focus groups, and interviews.
d. a national sample of university cheerleading squads using random sampling techniques and a survey questionnaire.
C
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a. excretion b. pollution c. deterioration d. adjustment e. destruction
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a. automobiles. b. chemicals. c. mining. d. textiles. e. vegetable canning.
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A. catastrophe. B. moderate change in people's lifestyles. C. little long-term change in our way of life. D. the government to step back from regulating the economy
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a. Buddhism b. Judaism c. Islam d. Hindu