Americans between the ages of 16 to 24, compared to other age groups, have the highest rates of unemployment. Researchers argue that this has long-lasting effects such as __________.
A) better health outcomes, decreased post-secondary education dropout rates, and more promotions
B) lower average pay, bouts of unemployment throughout one’s working years, and lower subjective well-being
C) fewer promotions, increased risk of divorce, and inconsistent healthcare coverage
D) less debt, higher resiliency, and higher rates of homeownership in adulthood
B) lower average pay, bouts of unemployment throughout one’s working years, and lower subjective well-being
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a. 5 b. 15 c. 25 d. 35 e. 45
Suppose the counselor wants to examine whether there is a change of any kind (either an increase or decrease) in procrastination after attending his workshop
What would be the appropriate description of "Population 2" (the population to which the population his sample represents is being compared)? A) People whose posttest scores will be lower than their pretest scores B) People whose change scores will be greater than 0 C) People whose change scores will be 0 D) People whose change scores will be less than their pretest scores
__________ studies are based on observations that take place at a single point in time; these studies focus on behavior or responses at a specific moment
a. Latitudinalb. Cross-sectional c. Longitudinal d. Cross-reference
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a. true b. false