According to the biosocial perspective, in a hostile and unpredictable environment, what should we expect to see in fertility rates?
A. increase, meaning more children per family
B. decrease, fewer children per family
C. no change
D. biosocial perspective does not concern itself with the impact of environment on fertility rate
A
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Which of the following exemplifies the Latino paradox?
a. Maria, a Mexican American, is in the working class and does not have her high school diploma, but has a longer life expectancy than Whitney, a White, middle-class and college-educated woman. b. Belen, a Puerto Rican, lacks a college degree, but finds work in a bank and climbs into the middle class faster than Corey, a White woman who does have a college degree. c. Hugo, an immigrant from Venezuela, is given automatic entrance into a state college, while Paul, a White American, is waitlisted. d. Alejandro, a second-generation Mexican American, graduates from high school and enters the local university to study business, while Jack, a White male, drops out of high school and joins a gang.
Which of the following statements about pedophile priests is NOT true?
a) Almost half of all priests have been involved in molesting children. b) Only a few priests are child molesters. c) The cause of child molesting among priests is not their celibate, sexless life. d) The large majority of priests, both straight and gay, keep their vows of celibacy and lead productive lives.
A description of the number of times that the various attributes of a variable are observed in a sample is called a _____
a. frequency distribution b. mean c. measure of dispersion d. contingency table e. multivariable table
After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, a Senate investigation reported a failure of government at all levels to plan, prepare for and
A. locate the dead. B. provide for companion animals. C. respond aggressively to the storm. D. involve media in a timely fashion.