When publishing results, what is one common ethical dilemma a researcher can face?
a. Participants may be able to be identified despite pseudonyms.
b. Published material may have a negative impact on study participants.
c. Results may not be as anticipated.
d. Participants may be able to be identified despite pseudonyms and published material may have a negative impact on study participants.
e. all of the these
d
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A) social conditioning. B) spatial segregation C) annihilation D) xenophobia
Your text suggests that the U.S. attack on Grenada a. showed the need for improvement in the American military
b. prevented imminent missile attacks on U.S. territory. c. thwarted a revolution in Grenada. d. restored faith and power in the U.S. military.
Deviance is easily identified because only a fixed set of behaviors can be called deviant
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Karen is a newborn baby. She does not know anything about her culture yet, but she will learn it quickly through a process called __________.
A. socialization B. internalization C. osmosis D. appropriation