Sex is not always clear-cut. A(n)______is an individual who is born with a reproductive or sexual anatomy that does not correspond to typical definitions of male or female; in other words, the person's sexual differentiation is ambiguous
a. transsexualb. intersexed person
c. transvestite d. homosexual
b
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By the age of 45, about what percentage of U.S. women experience an unintended pregnancy?
a. 5 b. 25 c. 50 d. 75
Mark eats every day in the same cafeteria on campus and notices that everyone seems to sit with the same group of people whenever they come to eat. Mark notices that people seem to be sitting with others who share traits such as race or gender, and decides to explore if this is the case. What kind of reasoning does this involve?
a. Applied reasoning b. Inductive reasoning c. Deductive reasoning d. Conceptual reasoning
When might a researcher prefer to use a weighted sampling method?
a. whenever possible: weighted methods are cheaper and easier to perform b. ensure underrepresented populations are adequate in the sample c. give preference to some groups rather than others d. to ensure an adequately large sample e. weighted sampling methods are always discouraged
The family in which a person grows up is a(n)
a. family of procreation. b. extended family. c. family of orientation. d. imaginary family.