According to the definition of sexual harassment,
a. a man must be the person committing the sexual harassment.
b. the harassment must occur in either a work setting or a school setting.
c. the particular harassment behavior must be unwanted.
d. the person doing the harassment must be more powerful than the person who is being harassed.
C
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Approximately how many children in the United States are reported to be abused or neglected each year?
a. About 1 million b. 750,000 c. Almost 3 million d. 5 million
When we take a single sample mean as an estimate of the value of a population mean, we have
a. a point estimate. b. an interval estimate. c. a population estimate. d. a parameter.
The logic behind samples and populations is that
a. measuring the population is usually the desirable approach. b. the scores in a sample can be used to estimate the scores we would expect to find if we could measure a population. c. it is much less expensive to measure a sample than to measure an entire population. d. there is no need to measure an entire population because any sample produces the same results.
According to Kelley (1967), one way we can determine why a person behaves the way he or she does is to examine whether the behavior of interest also occurs in other situations. This component of the model is called ______________
a. consistency b. consensus c. distinctiveness d. commitment