In the first of the televised presidential debates in 1960, ________ looked unkempt and nervous in contrast to John F. Kennedy, who appeared crisp and confident.
A. Jerry Ford
B. Dwight Eisenhower
C. Richard Nixon
D. Lyndon Johnson
Answer: C
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a. are so much more advanced. b. depend on foreign sources. c. produce food with high nutritional value. d. help other countries.
The experimental and control groups should be comparable on
a. variables that are likely to be related to the independent variable under study. b. variables that are likely to be related to the dependent variable under study. c. age, education, and ethnicity. d. variables that are likely to affect the pretest. e. level of interest in the study.
Why were men omitted from Brown and Porter’s study?
a. They were not; men were included in this analysis. b. Previous research suggest that religion does not affect men’s marriage behaviors. c. Men were of less interest to the authors because of traditional gender roles place the burden of care more on women. d. Not enough divorced men participated in the national survey for reliable statistical analysis.
Relative to other Latin American immigrants, Cuban immigrants during the Castro regime
A. had higher rates of poverty. B. had higher rates of illiteracy. C. were more likely to be White. D. had higher rates of education.