The National Health and Social Life Survey sampled the largest number of individuals of any survey of sexual topics
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
FALSE
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Harvey practically killed his pet hamster when he popped him in the tub for a bubble bath. His parents take an inductive approach in responding to this situation by
a. giving the hamster away so Harvey can't do any more damage. b. spanking Harvey for doing the wrong thing. c. explaining to Harvey that hamsters don't like baths and can get sick or die from getting too wet. d. telling Harvey he's a very mean little boy and they are very disappointed in him.
Research on bereavement has shown that:
a. the positive impact of church attendance on the grieving has little to do with the social support that people receive at church. b. women have higher mortality rates following bereavement c. men have higher rates of depression following bereavement. d. young people suffer more health consequences following bereavement than older people.
In a research study, a psychiatrist gives depressed patients a particular drug and observes that their symptoms diminish. He concludes that the drug caused the reduction in symptoms. This experiment is flawed because it lacks ______
a. an independent variable b. a dependent variable c. a control group d. an explanation for why the drug worked
Imagine that researchers have found a positive correlation between the frequency of disagreements that couples have and how long they stay together
Based on this correlation, would you start arguments with your significant other in order to sustain your relationship? a. Yes, because the correlation is positive. b. No, because the correlation is positive. c. No, because although the two may be correlated, causation has not been established. d. No, because in your group of friends, the correlation is negative.