Which of the following does not illustrate an emulation effect?
a. An underage drinker goes to a bar because earlier he had observed many underage drinkers there who were not asked by the management for identification.
b. A person attending a lecture wishes to ask the speaker a question during the course of the talk, but she decides against it because no one else has been interrupting the speaker to ask a question.
c. A person learning to ride a horse watches her instructor's jumping technique very carefully, then tries to copy it.
d. A boy who is interested in learning how to live in the wilderness with minimal tools gets a library book on survival in the wilderness.
D
You might also like to view...
You, as the caregiver, do ultimately affect a child’s neurological growth through activities and interactions with the
child. a. True b. False
Hermeneutics is a process in which
a. research data on emic perspectives are analyzed for their cultural meaning. b. research data reflecting the researchers' etic perspective are analyzed for their cultural meaning. c. researchers seek to understand human phenomena by analyzing how each part of a text relates to the whole. d. research data are analyzed for expressions of hegemony and oppression.
Before determining “functional” skills for the child, one must consider ______.
A. personnel availability B. family values C. school preference D. test scores
If logistic regression and discriminant function analysis are different ways of achieving the same result, then why would a researcher prefer logistic regression?
A. There are much more restrictive assumptions associated with logistic regression, meaning calculations are more robust. B. There are much fewer restrictive assumptions associated with logistic regression, and it is generally more robust. C. There are much more restrictive assumptions associated with logistic regression, which mean it is a simpler test to administer. D. None of the above.