Martin Rokeach meets three delusional mental patients, each of whom believes he is Jesus Christ. He introduces them to each other to observe how they incorporate conflicting information into their self presentations. This is an example of:
a. longitudinal study
b. field experiment
c. participant observation
d. sample survey
B
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Donald's score on the statistics test was +1.25. This means that he scored:
A) slightly below the average B) just at the average C) a little less than one standard deviation below the mean D) more than one standard deviation above the mean
Ten percent of American children have no health insurance
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Chambliss's analysis of the English legal system showed that the vagrancy laws
a) helped the poor to improve their lives.
b) benefited the ordinary citizens the most.
c) aggravated the crime problem.
d) served the interests of the influential members of society.
What does the author mean when she says that men have the option to be “unmarked” in their appearance?
A. Men have much fewer stylistic options available to them than women do. B. Men are much better at navigating professional settings in such a way that their behavior does not call attention to them in a negative way. C. Men have the option to dress in such a way that their appearance does not convey any particular meaning or information about them. D. Men who wear feminine clothes or otherwise present themselves as feminine through their appearance face no social consequences.