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please answer all the questions. thank you.

Question 1 (1 point) Saved When an inductive argument is based on strong evidence, it is called a... true argument syllogistic argument O random argument O cogent argument Question 2 (1 point) Saved Control and experimental groups do not have to be representative of targeted populations in order to provide sufficient research for statistical generalizations. 1) True 2) False

Answer 1

1) :-COGENT argument

Cogent argument are those argument in which all premises are actually true

2) :- it is false

Target population are those in which total group of individual being studied.

3) :-D is right option

If the results of the sample are not representative on the population, then the sample has bias.

4) :-matching

A) :-4 is 1 match

Target population match with 1 option

Target people is defined as the particular group off people that identified as a the intended recipient of research survey.

B):- 3 is 5 match

Randomness is match 5

Randomness is conditions in which every members of target population have equal chance of being chosen as a part of sample

C):-1 is 4 match

Sample Is part of population which is used to study the population as whole

D):-2is3 match

interest group is defined as an association of people with a shared policy goal or interest they want protected and they engage in politics on behalf of its member to achieve its policy goals or the protection of its shared interests, often the policy specialists

E):-5 is 2 match

representative sample is defined as a small proportion of the population that is supposed be representative of the whole population

(Really sorry if I am wrong anywhere)