A book about the lives of women pioneers in the Old West is a form of ________ history.
A. national
B. political
C. social
D. gender
Answer: D
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Which of the following comprises the best main point in a speech advocating
universal health care for citizens in the United States? A) Present system—cost and access. B) The number of citizens with no coverage or insufficient coverage is alarming. C) The 2003 U.S. Census found that the number of uninsured rose to 45 million and another 16 million were underinsured. D) The U.S. needs to address the shortage of nurses through various incentives.
According to the text, why might a researcher not be overly impressed in a content
analysis if the coding agreement between two coders was 90% or .90?
a. The coders could have been cheating and discussing their coding decisions with each other instead of doing them independently. b. The content to be coded might have been unusually easy to code. c. Since the rule of thumb for coding agreement is .70 or 70%, a 90% agreement only surpasses the threshold by a minimum amount. d. If the coding only involved two categories, the coders would agree by chance 50% of the time—thus making 90% agreement less impressive than it sounds. e. It would indicate that the content coded by the coders was virtually identical— something that a good content analysis attempts to avoid.
A major reason for the government's inadequate response to Hurricane Katrina was ________
A) it was unexpected B) a breakdown in relationships among key stakeholders C) a failure to conduct realistic training exercises D) A and B E) B and C
During an interview for a waitress job, Mr. Mitchell (the interviewer) asks Kelly (the interviewee) if she is married or has any children. This is a violation of the requirement to limit questions to those regarding
A. reasonable public accommodations. B. bona fide occupational qualifications. C. protected classes. D. personal characteristics.