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A magazine asks its readers to complete a survey that questions them about their sexual practices. Based on the responses that it receives, the magazine publishes an article entitled "The Sexual Practices of Men and Women in the U.S." This magazine has conducted a valid random sample to support its article.a) trueb) false
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Critically examine that Africa is a rich continent of poor people.plz answer it
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In a study of college search behaviors among the families of college-bound high school students, the search behaviors are very different from family to family. In the situation described, which guideline below best explains why the researcher will use a larger sample size?A) The greater the variance within the population, the larger the sample should be. B) The greater the proportion of incidence of the estimate, the larger the sample should be.C) The smaller the dispersion range, the larger the sample must be.D) The higher the level of frequency control in the estimate, the larger the sample must be.E) The greater the number of quotas of interest within a sample, the larger the sample must be.
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Which of the following statements about electromagnetic and mechanical waMechanical waves sometimes travel through a vacuum, and electromagnetic waves sothrough matter.Mechanical waves must travel through a medium, but electromagnetic waves do not reO Electromagnetic waves must travel through a medium, but mechanical waves do not regO Electromagnetic waves travel mostly through matter, and mechanical waves travel most
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When members of a group give priority to the cohesiveness of the group over the facts of a situation, they are engaging in what social psychologists call _____
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A research study had experimental participants perform a dull task but paid them to lie by telling a prospective participant that the task had been enjoyable. Results showed that the participants who were paid _________ came to believe that the task had been _________.A. $1; tedious and boringB. $1; interesting and enjoyableC. $20; interesting and enjoyableD. $20; tedious and boring
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Dr. Cheng studies social influence. He is concerned because he is finding that rates of conformity in his experiments are much higher than those reported by his cousin, another social influence researcher. What might account for this difference?
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1. Which of the following became a challenge for humans adopting an agricultural lifestyle?A.It was harder to produce enough food for a community.B.People needed to migrate more to get enough food.C.Lack of rain or disease could destroy a food supply.D.The population declined as a result of fewer births.2.Mr. Sanchez is thinking about the ways in which the influences of Greek culture can be seen in his daily life. Which of the following would be the best example of this? A.He is asked to serve on the jury for a trial.B.He takes notes using a piece of paper.C.He plays both soccer and basketball.D.He votes to elect officials to represent him in the government.3. How did ancient Sparta differ from Athens?A.The people of Sparta spoke Greek.B.The people of Sparta practiced a different religion.C.The government in Sparta was an oligarchy.D.Women in Sparta were considered citizens.4. What was an accomplishment of Alexander the Great?A.the spread of Eastern Orthodox ChristianityB.the development of the Cyrillic alphabetC.the creation of a comprehensive legal codeD.the establishment of a new city in Egypt5. Drag and drop each characteristic to the correct ancient society.Citizens had a role in deciding about how their society was governed.Citizens participated directly in making laws.Citizens could elect officials to make decisions in government.There were three branches of government to ensure no branch became too powerful. GreeceRomeGreece and Rome(if you know all the anwsers to Europe Through Time Unit Test please tell me all 24 answers)
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In 1965, in the seven states of the Old Confederacy covered by the Voting Rights Act (VRA), approximately ________ percent of the eligible black residents were registered to vote, in contrast to the approximately.
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How do we know that Lizabeth is on the verge of becoming an adult? Refer to several details from the text.
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WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND EXTRA POINTSThe power of _______ grew as a result of Frances victory in the Hundred Years War. a. Joan of Arc c. Parliament b. the king d. the Pope
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What novel insight did Mencius bring to Confucius thought?A. Human nature is not a factor in determining whether someone is Good B. Different cultures may disagree on the appropriate rituals and rites C. Human nature is essentially and innately good D. One ought to love everyone as if they were a sibling
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The theory of urban development that emphasizes wedge shapes extending from the center to the periphery is called the Select one: a. concentric circle model. b. sector model. c. multiple nuclei model. d. original zone model.
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Dopamine plays a critical role in operant conditioning. Research has suggested that ____ triggers a dopamine burst that enables the neural changes in learning.
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Blakely is driving down the road with the car's radio on. An ad for a new store is being aired as Ellen maneuvers through heavy traffic. Although Blakely enjoys shopping and is always interested in new stores, she pays more attention to her driving than the ad. In this scenario, Blakely has limited _____ to pay attention to the ad.A. motivationB. abilityC. opportunityD. felt involvement
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Which part of Freud's personality structure is associated with ethics, standards, and self-criticism?
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Describe some of the ways life expectancy is shaped by geography, that is, how does where a person is born, lives, or works shape how long they are likely to live?
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Individuals may need assistance with the coordination of care and community service programs related to what?
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The introduction of an unpleasant or painful stimulus, or the removal of a desirable stimulus that decreases the probability that a preceding behavior will occur in the future, is considered ________ learning. a) classical b) punishment c) social-cognitive d) reinforcement
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In the context of the factors related to the Baldrige Award evaluation process, _____ refers to the extent to which the approach is applied in addressing item requirements relevant and important to the organization, the approach is applied consistently, and the approach is used (executed) by all appropriate work units.
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If a Satir-oriented therapist said, "I believe this childs exaggerated acting out and drug use may serve to reduce tension in his parents marriage by getting his parents to focus on him." What would the therapist be doing?a. determining the family life chronologyb. figuring out the survival stance of the familyc. viewing the symptoms as having a role in the family systemd. using a mandala to understand the childs drug use
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Nowhere to Grow by Les Whitbeck and Dan Hoyt explored the lives of homeless and runaway teens in the Midwest. The authors found that "associating with deviant peers" had a dramatic effect on a wide range of deviant behaviors, including increasing "the likelihood of serious substance abuse almost 32 times." What theory of deviance considers the way such interpersonal relationships help to predict deviant behavior?
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A research project reawakened feelings of inadequacy in Meredith related to her fathers alcoholism. The researchers provided her with counseling to help Meredith through this difficulty. Which ethical standard were the researchers upholding?
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