The lack of random assignment in quasi-experimental designs makes their analysis considerably easier
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon __________
A) wrote the first book of its time on aging B) were among the first to make child development knowledge meaningful to parents C) regarded development as a maturational process D) constructed the first successful intelligence test
What do emerging adults in India view as the most important criterion that signals adulthood?
a. completing military service b. supporting a family financially c. being able to support their parents financially d. emotional self-control
How many Canadian children have clinically important disorders?
a) About 250,000 b) About 500,000 c) About 750,000 d) More than 800,000