While evaluating a research report, Dr. Childs focused on the issue of research design. Which of the following questions wouldbe the LEAST useful for evaluating the design?
a. What was the unit of analysis?
b. Is the study cross-sectional or longitudinal?
c. Is the researcher's purpose the statistical description of a population?
d. Was the purpose of the study exploration?
e. All of these choices would be helpful questions for evaluating the design.
C
You might also like to view...
The purpose of the urban renewal program developed by the Housing Act of 1989 was to ________
a. give local officials a larger role in developing urban renewal projects and greater flexibility in how federal funds are used b. stimulate private investment in the inner city through the physical redevelopment of deteriorated areas c. tax businesses located in areas with high unemployment or poverty at a lower rate than other areas of a city d. privatize the process of improving the conditions of cities
Which of the following post-industrial developments gave young adults more control over the growth and development of their relationships?
a) Women's rights supporters advocated peer marriage. b) The Thirteenth Amendment was passed. c) States began to regulate marriage and family relationships. d) The young started spending more time at school and at leisure. e) Women began to work outside the home in the same numbers as men.
What did Samuel Huntington view as the fundamental difference among the "civilizations" he described?
A. racial differences B. religious beliefs C. political structure D. socioeconomic standing
The low F ratios presented in the research examining the relationship between female sexual behavior and religious affiliation indicated
a. atheist women were significantly more likely to cheat on their partners. b. nonreligious women significantly had the youngest age at first sexual experience. c. fundamentalist women were significantly less likely to cheat compared to others. d. there were no significant differences based upon religion.