Measurements that provide numerical information about the variable measured are called ______
a. empirical
b. quantitative
c. statistically useful
d. qualitative
B
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A. Auditory hallucinations dissipate slowly. B. Schizophrenic symptoms return immediately and with more intensity. C. Tardive dyskinesia may continue. D. Memory problems become more apparent.
When parents assume nontraditional household tasks, girls and boys assume more gender-typed roles around the house over time
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Shelby is concerned that she is spending too much of her day worrying about things that are out of her control
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