"Triangulation" in this chapter means:
A. A technique for testing the reliability of interviewers.
B. Breaking variables down into three ordered ("ordinal") categories.
C. A longitudinal study that involves interviewing the same individuals at three distinct points in time.
D. Studying a situation from several perspectives with distinct methods.
E. A method for carrying out a t-test of statistical significance for differences among three matched samples.
D
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toss is: a. .334 b. .409 c. .028 d. .169
Lupe works as a housekeeper in Los Angeles and sends money home monthly to her children in Mexico. This situation is an example of
a. transnational motherhood. b. international kinship. c. racial-ethnic ties. d. immigrant parenthood.
According to Minuchin, the recurring presence of cross-generational coalitions suggests that
a. one child has been parentified b. scapegoat is present within the system c. the system's boundaries are not clear d. the family system is not adaptable
Gender roles are
A. universally consistent learned behaviors of males and females. B. the biologically determined patterns of behavior that are appropriate for males and females. C. expectations regarding the proper behavior, attitudes, and activities of males and females. D. the biological characteristics of males and females, such as genital organs, hormones, and body hair.