Dr. Myers is conducting a survey of attitudes toward social programs. He wants to be sure that he has White and non-White participants in his sample. Consequently, he divides his population into groups according to race and then randomly samples from each group. This is an example of ________ sampling.
A. cluster
B. multistage
C. simple random
D. stratified
Answer: D
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A. focuses on heroin users in inner city neighborhoods. B. is aimed primarily at AIDS prevention. C. works for changes in alcohol policies and ordinances. D. is a home-based version of DARE.
As soon as 16-year-old Mia comes home from school, she is on the phone talking to friends, and her parents literally have to pull her off of it to leave her room for dinner and at nighttime. This shows that Mia has a common adolescent need for
a. peer relationships. c. family-oriented relationships. b. societal relationships. d. no relationships.
Psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross developed a theory of death and dying that involves _____ steps
a) 10 b) 5 c) 4 d) 3
One study concluded that couples who live together before marriage are __________ more likely to divorce, compared to married couples who did not first live together
a) 27 percent b) 46 percent c) 66 percent d) 78 percent