Why is it sometimes important to condition one's result by another variable?
What will be an ideal response?
Conditioning our results by another variable helps us be more precise about the relationship between two variables by recognizing that other factors may be at work and therefore, need to be accounted for.
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From a functionalist perspective, the delay in providing aid to victims of Hurricane Katrina is an example of which of the following terms?
a. dysfunction b. misinformation c. ignorance d. bureaucracy
Sammy finds that he cannot get a promotion at work unless he has a college education. Sammy does not value college but decides to get the degree because he feels he has to choice but to go. He even does quite well, but he still resents that he has to do this. According to Merton's typology of structural strain this response qualifies as
a. innovation. c. rebellion. b. retreatism. d. ritualism.
"A chi-square test for independence indicated that males and females were not evenly distributed across the categories [?2 (3, N = 234 ) = 56.79, p = .04]." What is the chi-square value in this study?
A) 3 B) 234 C) 56.79 D) .04
Describe the "survey" research method
What will be an ideal response?