Conventional offenders do not tend to specialize in their criminal offenses
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Most of what we know about the standard of living and work patterns of huntergatherers is based on studies of contemporary groups. Sanderson and Alderson suggest that this fact
a. invalidates Sahlins's "original affluent society" thesis b. means that Sahlins's thesis has no applicability to prehistoric hunter-gatherers c. enhances the plausibility of Sahlins's thesis because most prehistoric huntergatherers would have existed in much more favorable environments than recent hunter-gatherers d. none of these
According to Weber, the modern official within a bureaucracy always strives and usually enjoys a distinct __________ as compared with the governed
a. social esteem b. sub-reputation c. right to dispose of subordinates d. governorship
Generally, which section of the U.S. has the highest incarceration rates?
a. Northeast b. Midwest c. West d. South
Very large random samples of Catholics, Protestants, and people with no religious affiliation have been questioned about their opinions on capital punishment. On a ten point scale, the Protestants average 6.9, the Catholics averaged 7.0, and people with no religious affiliation averaged 7.1 . These differences were tested by ANOVA and found to be statistically significant. What is the most
reasonable conclusion? a. This is a statistically significant and important difference b. This difference may be statistically significant but it seems unimportant c. This difference is due to random chance d. The researcher should have used sample means rather than proportions in this situation