A(n) ______ sampling is an example of a convenience sampling.
A. stratified random
B. cluster
C. volunteer
D. random
Answer: C
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Research on a home-based program designed to prevent teen dating abuse found that the program was successful in ____. a. reducing risk among teens at very high risk of perpetrating violence
b. changing teen behavior even several years after the program c. increasing understanding of the negative consequences of dating violence d. decreasing acceptance of dating violence
A factor that varies in an experiment is called a
a. theory. b. statistic. c. constant. d. hypothesis. e. variable.
The Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) requires test takers to make up stories about different pictures they see, and the researchers attempt to:
A) infer the underlying motives, concerns, and views about the world of the responders. B) directly measure the responders' patterns of behaviour, thinking, and feeling. C) correlate the results with the responders' intelligence. D) relate the results to self-report inventories such as the MMPI–2–RF.
Rachel has missed several classes because of family issues. On the day of the midterm, Rachel asks you, her classmate, if she can copy your answers so that she does not fail the exam. According to Kohlberg, how would you respond if you were using postconventional moral reasoning??
a. ?“No way! I could get caught by the instructor, and then I'd fail.” b. ?“I cannot let you cheat because it would be unfair to the other students.” c. ?“Okay. As a friend, it's my duty to help you.” d. ?“I'll let you copy my answers, but you owe me a favor now.”