Grounds for a legal annulment do not include:
A. Age of minority.
B. Mental incompetence.
C. Knowledge of an existing valid marriage.
D. Incompatibility.
Answer: D
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The word data means ________________
a. the empirical evidence or information that one gathers carefully according to rules or procedures. Data can be quantitative (i.e., expressed as numbers) or qualitative (i.e., expressed as words, pictures, or objects) b. a system of interconnected ideas that condenses and organizes knowledge for purposes of understanding and/or explanation c. observations that people experience through the senses—touch, sight, hearing, smell, and taste d. the scientific norm that says research should be judged only on the basis of scientific merit
About 78 out of 100 victims of murder are males
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following questions relates to the validity of a self-report study of crime?
A. Does the interview measure what it is intended to measure? B. Is there a difference between those subjects who agree to participate in the study and those who refuse to participate? C. Are respondents reporting the true number of crimes they have committed? D. Do the respondents and the interviewer use the same definitions of the crimes being discussed?