What are the different ways that a researcher could approximate a longitudinal study using cross-sectional data? Discuss the strengths and limitations of each approach discussed
What will be an ideal response?
Essays should discuss three strategies: making inferences from data when time order is clear, examining age differences to draw inferences about changes over time, and asking people to recall their pasts. See page 41 for a discussion of these three strategies.
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Mario is deeply committed to the beliefs of his Puerto Rican American culture; he follows cultural customs and embraces artifacts. This commitment represents Mario's __________.
A. ethnocentrism B. stereotype C. ethnic identity D. social-psychological context
In the 2010 case of Christian Legal Society v. Martinez, the Supreme Court said that a public law school could deny a religious student organization official campus status because:
a) the organization refused to admit black students; b) the organization only focused on male students; c) the organization’s bylaws discriminated based on religion/sexual orientation; d) the organization’s bylaws were content-based; e) the organization engaged in prior restraint.
Steven is anxious to get through his speech as fast as he can. As a result, he speaks so rapidly no
one can understand a word he says. Which vocal quality does Steven need to work on to improve his delivery skills? A) rate B) pitch C) articulation D) volume
Media portrayals cultivate unrealistic views of relationships
Indicate whether the statement is true or false