SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. In which ways can we think of probability?
A. likelihood of a particular event occurring
B. flipping a coin
C. the number of times a particular event occurs
D. the best way to test statistical analyses
A. likelihood of a particular event occurring.
C. the number of times a particular event occurs
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Which of the following elections has the greatest impact on social policy?
a. Presidential. b. Congressional. c. State. d. Local.
The concept of “individualized justice” refers to:
a. providing due process protections b. the obligation to take into account the social situation and needs of the individual child c. treating every case the same way d. diverting delinquents into community programs
Based on the value of lambda found in Question 15, what is the strength of the association between ethnicity and religion?
A. weak
B. moderate
C. strong
D. The measure does not reflect strength.
The vast majority of older persons:
A) with three or more limitations in daily activities (ADLs) live in the community. B) receive services by paid care-givers. C) live in nursing homes. D) live with their children.