The author argues that serial killing is __________
a. more common now than it was at an earlier time
b. less common now than it was at an earlier time
c. perceived to be more common now, but this is not necessarily the case
d. not as bad as some other crimes
c
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Using Yates' correction, the difference between observed and expected frequencies is reduced
by __________. Fill in the blanks with correct word
The idea that men benefit from marriage to a greater degree than do women has been nicknamed by Jessie Bernard:
a) passive-congenial marriage. b) his and her marriage. c) power and control marriage. d) feminine and masculine worldviews. e) gendered marriages.
Older women tend to have more networking possibilities as they age compared to older men because
a. they have more connections not linked to their spouse. b. they have more connections linked to their spouse. c. they are less resilient than older men and must network more. d. they have less “bridging potential” and therefore must network more.