Which of the following is not likely to be an employment trend in future years?
What will be an ideal response?
a workplace in which elderly people outnumber those in their 40s
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What will be an ideal response?
In a two-way factorial design, you are testing:
A) one interaction and one main effect B) one interaction and two main effects C) two interactions and one main effect D) two interactions and two main effects
The majority of people providing long-term care for dependent elderly are
a. wives caring for older husbands. b. nurses and aides in nursing homes. c. social workers, housekeepers, personal care attendants, and volunteers who go to the homes of the elderly to delay their admission to nursing homes. d. sons for fathers and daughters for mothers.
In order to make predictions involving raw scores, the first step is to
A) multiply the standardized regression coefficient by the person’s Z score on the predictor variable. B) change the person’s predicted Z score on the criterion variable to a raw score. C) change the person’s raw score on the predictor variable to a Z score. D) multiply the standardized regression coefficient by the number of people in the sample.