Variables whose influence during experimental research must be controlled or eliminated are called ______ variables.
a. independent
b. dependent
c. confounders
d. intervening
c. confounders
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Match the organized crime group to its description
1. Eurasian criminal enterprises a. Include both traditional and nontraditional criminal enterprises 2. Balkan criminal enterprises b. Developed quickly in recent decades due to advances in communication technology and the globalization of the world's economies 3. Asian criminal enterprises c. Emerged in the West when Refuseniks were permitted to immigrate to the U.S. 4. African criminal enterprises d. Some but not all have nexus to terror 5. Middle Eastern criminal enterprises e. Organization is based on a clanlike structure grouped around central leaders
John is a Lieutenant for a smaller police department (25 members). His top strength is "positivity." He is hopeful. He is optimistic. He is high in trusting others. If John's strength is over-used or excessed, what is the potential outcome?
a. John may be blinded by an officer who is lying on his activity reports. b. John may become an ethical problem for the department. c. John may decide to leave the occupation due to the stress of negativity of the job. d. John may be a suicide risk.
Do you support drug legalization? If so, which drugs? Why?
What will be an ideal response?
___ of the time a message is received due to non-verbals (body language).
a. 7% b. 3% c. 33% d. 60%