Distinguishing Concepts from VariablesIn this activity, you will practice identifying variables and concepts.For each of the phrases or words below, determine whether it is a concept or a variable. If it is a concept, operationalize it by coming up with a specific variable that would measure that concept. If it is a variable, determine what concept that variable is measuring.Career success
What will be an ideal response?
Suggested Answer: varies
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a. Economics will continue to drive family changes. b. Nontraditional family forms shaped by social and economic changes will decline. c. Divorce will continue. d. Stresses on the family functions will continue to reshape families
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a. 57,000 b. 77,000 c. 97,000 d. 107,000 e. 177,000
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a. reporting. b. confidentiality. c. anonymity. d. no harm to participants. e. voluntary participation.