Dr. Newman spent three years in Botswana, participating in the daily life of a community there. She gathered extensive field notes, consisting of a mix of self-reports from members of the community and her own observations
Which of the following research methods did Dr. Newman most likely use in her research?
A) ethnography
B) structured observation
C) the microgenetic design
D) the clinical, or case study, method
Answer: A
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less resistance and more placation increased emotional maturity and reduced egocentrism a more developed prefrontal cortex self-reflection and humility
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A. The dog associated postoperative illness with the taste of its food. B. The dog associated the taste of its food with nutrient deficiency. C. The dog experienced sensory-specific satiety. D. The dog experienced learned taste preference.
By the school years, __________ U.S. children are, on average, ½ to 1 inch shorter than their __________ counterparts
A) low-SES; economically advantaged B) overweight; average weight C) high-SES; economically disadvantaged D) obese; underweight