We can use ______ correlations to test hypotheses about relationships.
A. Tukey ad hoc
B. Kendall's TAU-B
C. Somer's d
D. Pearson r
Answer: D
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A. conditioned response B. unconditioned response C. unconditioned stimulus D. conditioned stimulus
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a. mode b. median c. mean d. standard deviation
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A. Due to the power of obedience, many students felt they had to try drugs. B. Mass psychogenic illness made drug use compulsory behavior. C. The small group of drug users felt compelled to exerted social influence to pressure other students. D. The need for conformity caused more students to fit in to what they thought was the norm.
Different societal values influence perceptions of work. One such category of values involves conservatism vs. autonomy. Conservatism represents ____________ and autonomy represents ____________
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