Of the three sociological perspectives discussed in the text, a __________ is likely to notice the variations in how police mission related terms such as "order maintenance" and "service" are interpreted by different police departments and groups within them
a. conflict theorist c. functionalist
b. interactionist d. all of the above
B
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In an explaining a female offender's drug addiction, a researcher constructs a narrative that includes how abuse as a child led the offender to self-medicate. This is an example of a(n) ______.
A. nomothetic explanation B. idiographic explanation C. quantitative explanation D. spurious statement
Confidence intervals are two-tailed. This is due to the fact that the normal curve has two sides, or halves, that are split by the mean. The result of this is the rather pessimistic reality that the two-halves of the curve bring with it the result that there are two ways to be wrong with a confidence interval. The interval might be above the mean and miss it by being too far out along the positive tail, or the interval might be below the mean, missing it by being too far out along the negative end. Either scenario is a possibility, hence the use of a two-tailed test.
What will be an ideal response?
The Quakers' ideals were:
a. humanity and restitution. b. restitution and incarceration. c. humanity and rehabilitation. d. retribution and deterrence.
In the two-factor hygiene/motivation theory, hygiene factors are __________.
A. intangible rewards that can cause dissatisfaction if lacking B. intangible rewards that can create satisfaction C. tangible rewards that can cause dissatisfaction if lacking D. tangible rewards that can create satisfaction