Michael Foucault's book The Birth of the Clinic discusses ______.
A. the treatment of criminals and their bodies
B. the fact that doctors shifted their focus from lists of diseases to human beings
C. the importance of sexuality and the role of the body in obtaining sexual pleasure
D. the development of gender-differentiated medical research
Answer: B
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a. surviving partners thrive once this transition is behind them. b. the surviving partner is at high risk of death, sometimes by suicide. c. divorce rates are high as people enter old age. d. single people typically outlive married people.
What did Alexis de Tocqueville think of the United States?
A. Despite the emphasis on individualism, Americans evidenced little independence of thought. B. There was no evidence to support the idea that belief in equality had influenced American social institutions. C. Americans were so fixated on the rights of minorities that minorities effectively ruled the majority. D. Americans were generous, compassionate people who were indifferent to their own social class.
Professor Henley calculated a squared multiple correlation coefficient. It was .36 . This means that
a. 36% of the variance in the final score was explained. b. 60% of the variance in the final score was explained. c. 6% of the variance in the final score was explained. d. 13% of the variance in the final score was explained. e. Henley erred in the calculation.
The selection effect would suggest
A. happy people are more likely to get married. B. needy people are more likely to get married. C. individuals select a mate who needs them. D. selection of a mate is limited by geography.