In a 10-mile cross-country race, all runners are randomly assigned an identification number. These numbers represent a(n) _________
a. nominal scale c. interval scale
b. ratio scale d. ordinal scale
A
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People with body dysmorphic disorder have dual personalities
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Danyon is a popular student who plays basketball and excels at track and field. He describes his friends and other students on the sports teams at school as jocks, but doesn't feel that this label really describes him. Most likely, Danyon may believe that
a. too unique to be labeled as any one thing. b. not as good at sports as his friends. c. being ostracized from the group. d. none of the above.
If Lela is a typical American fifth grade student and Seiko is a typical Japanese student of the same age, you would expect to find that
a. Lela spends more time in school than Seiko. b. Seiko spends more time on homework than Lela. c. Lela values homework more than Seiko. d. less of the time Seiko spends in school is devoted to academic activities.
According to the vulnerability model:
a. Susceptibility varies with the number of affected genes b. Development of schizophrenia requires genes and environmental challenges c. The severity of schizophrenic symptoms depends on the degree of genetic inheritance as well as type of environmental challenge d. All of the above