A situation in a factorial analysis of variance in which the combination of variables has an effect that could not be predicted from the effects of two variables individually is known as
A) a main effect.
B) a marginal effect.
C) an interaction effect.
D) a grouping effect.
Answer: C
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People who flee their homes but remain within their countries of origin are called ________
A) refugees B) internally displaced C) immigrants D) migrants
The consequences of parental incarceration ____________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
A Refugee Integration Plan for Your CampusIn this activity, you will draft a plan, using the information you have learned about race and racism, to help a group of refugees newly arrived at your school.Imagine your college or university has agreed to accept a number of refugees from another nation and asked you to design a program to help them adjust to campus life and to ensure that they will be accepted by and integrated into the campus population.You can assume that they all want to come and that their academic abilities match the typical student at your school.Choose one of the following refugee groups:• Fifty students from a college in Dublin, Ireland, that burned to the ground• One hundred students from a Christian college in Nigeria closed after an attack by a terrorist
group• Twenty students from a Syrian college destroyed by the Syrian governmentNow complete the exercise below, being sure to use information and terms (e.g., stereotypes, prejudice, discrimination, ethnocentrism) from your text in your answers:How was your plan shaped by the refugees' nation of origin, race, religion, language, the number of refugees, and the demographic makeup of students at your school? What will be an ideal response?
Each of the groups discussed in the chapter text (except for the White ethnic groups) still controls relatively few resources and is limited in its ability to pursue its self-interests.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)