A man and his wife and their biological children live on a pretty piece of land in Woodstock, Vermont. They are an example of a(n)
A. extended family.
B. nuclear family.
C. clan.
D. polygynous family.
B. nuclear family.
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Early 19th century doctors argued that cholera typically attacked only individuals who
A. had come in contact with dangerous miasma. B. had weakened their bodies through improper living. C. had been weakened by living in poverty. D. were malnourished. E. had bad genes.
Gamma is an appropriate measure of association for
a. examining the relationships between more than two ordinal-level variables. b. nominal-level variables with more than 3 scores. c. ordinal level variables arranged in a bivariate table. d. ordinal level variables with many scores.
Intended pregnancy rates remain highest among those: a. in their late teens
b. 20-24 years old. c. 25-44 years old. d. There is no difference in the pregnancy rates for the above groups.
Perspectives on successful aging have turned away from specific achievements toward ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).