When individuals "cut-off" from the family as a way of handling the individuation process, they may attempt to fulfill their unmet needs by
a. marrying an individual their parents would approve of
b. marrying into the family "they never had"
c. marrying someone from a very functional family
d. marrying someone comfortable with relationships characterized by distance and relative isolation
B
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The ______ section of the research report intertwines everything and may be considered the most creative section.
a. demographics b. visual display c. discussion d. recommendations
In an experiment involving 50 participants, which study would have the most power?
A) A study with 5 in the experimental group and 45 in the control group B) A study with 40 in the experimental group and 10 in the control group C) A study with 25 in the experimental group and 25 in the control group D) All would have the same power because power depends on the total number of participants.
Which of the following is true of group leaders?
a. They must always be formally designated. b. They can consistently influence the behavior of group members. c. They are only effective if they emerge informally out of group interaction. d. They never influence the outcomes of the group.
Which is not true of Cubans?
A. They are more successful economically than other Latinos. B. They are less likely than other Latinos to be in poverty. C. They are less likely than other Latinos to reveal stratification within their communities. D. They are less likely than Mexican Americans to be involved in agriculture.