Increasingly, marriage has become
a. an institutional imperative.
b. a choice.
c. an unequal arrangement.
B
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a. labor unions b. the underground economy c. the secondary economy d. the tertiary economy
Michael performed an experiment on police officers to determine the relationship between exercise and stress. One police department's officers performed 30 minutes of exercise at the beginning of their shift, while another department's officers did not. The department who did not take part in an exercise program is known as the
a. independent variable. b. experimental group. c. pretest. d. control group. e. posttest
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a. "potentials" b. "desirables" c. "compatibles" d. "availables"
Compare and contrast the research on couples who cohabitated and those who never did. What does Seltzer propose might explain these differences?
What will be an ideal response?