It is possible to draw approximate conclusions about processes that take place over time when using cross-sectional data by
a. making logical inferences whenever the time order of variables is clear
b. asking people to report information from their past
c. examining the data within age groups
d. all of these choices
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Research on the impact of the bioethics movement suggests that doctors
A. have changed how they make decisions about patient care but not how they document those decisions. B. are now less likely than in the past to tell patients that they have cancer. C. have become more committed to incorporating ethical principles into their work. D. can assert their discretion over patient care despite rules of patient autonomy. E. routinely fight hard against hospital bureaucrats in order to practice ethically.
More than _________ million deaths occurred during the 20th century
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
George and Lien want to get married but their parents are strongly against it because of the expectation that one should marry a person similar to oneself in religion, social class, and race or ethnicity. This social norm is an example of __________.
A. homogamy B. simogamy C. polygamy D. exogamy
What have been the experiences of democratic countries that have a gender-based quota system? What can these experiences and public reaction to the quota system tell us about the necessity or desirability of a quota system?
What will be an ideal response?