In most correlation matrices, the diagonal line has a value of
a. 0.
b. 1.
c. 5.
d. it cannot be predicted.
ANSWER: b
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Institutions tend to
a. ensure a high degree of uniformity of action. b. encourage conformity. c. provide direction. d. all of the above.
Which of the following statements regarding public health insurance is true?
a. Medicare is a medical entitlement program for the elderly while Medicaid is a medical welfare system for the poor. b. Medicare is a medical welfare system for the poor while Medicaid is a medical entitlement program for the elderly. c. Medicaid is based primarily on age while Medicare provides medical, hospital, and long term care for people who are poor and either aged, blind, disabled, or pregnant. d. Medicare is funded by federal and state governments whereas Medicaid is funded by people's payments into the Social Security system.
When older adults were told they were going to take a memory test, they performed more poorly than younger adults on a task. However, when they were told the task emphasized learning new information, they performed similarly to younger adults
This provides an example of a. negative personal control. b. internal attributions. c. implicit social beliefs. d. stereotype threat.
Which one of the following is not considered one of the three essential features of religion as identified by Durkheim?
a. beliefs about the sacred and the profane b. a "great" book (e.g. Bible, Koran, or Torah) c. rituals d. a community of worshippers