Death stiffness is roughly defined as:
a. cause of death. b. manner of death.
c. rigor mortis. d. liver mortis.
c
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Deaths are classified by type as:
a. natural, accidental, suicide, homicide (noncriminal and criminal), and undetermined. b. natural, accidental, suicide, and murder. c. accidental, suicide, murder, and voluntary. d. either by accident or by the hands of another.
The variation found among raw scores in a particular group is referred to as:
a. between group variation. b. within group variation. c. total variation. d. none of the above
Why are true experiments described as the gold standard in experimental research? What is the value of understanding the gold standard in relation to creating valid experiments?
What will be an ideal response?
List and define the three main elements that are required for a crime to occur
What will be an ideal response?