Which one of the following does your textbook cite as a limitation of surveys that are administered via email?
a. Email surveys can only contain 10 items or less.
b. Scoring email surveys can be more labor-intensive than other forms of electronic delivery.
c. Email surveys are more difficult to develop than other forms of surveys.
d. Responses to email survey questions will be different than responses to other forms of surveys.
b. Scoring email surveys can be more labor-intensive than other forms of electronic delivery.
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a. more than half of North American women over the age of 16 are currently employed. b. women are especially likely to receive negative evaluations when they are in traditionally feminine occupations, such as elementary school teaching. c. employment rates are higher for women in Northern Africa and Central America than for women in North America. d. because mothers in the United States feel guilty about child care, their rate of employment has actually dropped during the past decade.
Minor hassles seem to be more strongly related to mental health than major stressful events because
a. stressful events can be cumulative. b. the scales used to score stress are flawed. c. major life events tend to be more positive. d. smaller stressors are usually because of illness.
In Malawi, Africa, people talk fast, and, during pauses, they chime in with what they think the other person will say next. This is a language
a. fast-mapping. b. underextension. c. overregularization. d. pragmatic.
Three-year-old Liam is putting together a puzzle. Liam's father begins by pointing to where each piece needs to go and then straightening out each piece as Liam places them on the puzzle board
As Liam's competence with the task increases, his father gradually withdraws support. This is an example of A) scaffolding. B) cooperative learning. C) reciprocal teaching. D) transitive inference.