Adolescent children of mothers who were home-visited as part of the Nurse–Family Partnership __________ than comparison-group agemates
A) scored lower in impulsivity and overactivity
B) had lower academic achievement scores
C) showed more aggressive behavior
D) reported less alcohol and drug use
Answer: D
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a. chronosystem. b. exosystem. c. macrosystem. d. mesosystem.
When applied to collective behavior, social identity theory assumes that most collective behavior
a. is instinctive. b. is uncharacteristic of the individuals in the situation. c. occurs in situations where there is both an ingroup and an outgroup. d. is against the law. e. threatens individuals’ definitions of who they are.
If all the values of one variable are about the same, and the values of a second variable are very different, then the correlation coefficient will approach
a. 1.0 b. zero c. -1.0 d. either 1.0 or -1.0
Which represents the strongest correlation?
a. +.97 c. +.09 b. -.90 d. -.99