Describe how one's social class affects educational opportunities and political preferences in the U.S.
What will be an ideal response?
Varies
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The story of the Tuareg nomads, that begins Chapter 4 in the text, shows us that
a. all human societies are mostly the same. b. some societies change faster than our own. c. some societies don't have newspapers, cellular phones, or other things that are familiar to us in the United States. d. some societies have more advanced and powerful technology than our own.
__________________ is especially useful for studying behavior as it happens
a. A self-administered questionnaire c. An interview b. Secondary data analysis d. Observation
. Which of the following is a middle-income country?
A. United States B. Brazil C. Bangladesh D. Cambodia
When a researcher tells his participants about the study being conducted, what they will be asked to do, and any potential harms, he is providing them with ______.
A. a binding contract B. a code of ethics C. contamination of eventual findings D. informed consent