An offender may be assigned to a caseload or workload based on his residence and/or a salient characteristic, such as a substance abuse problem
a. True
b. False
a
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
If we find an overall significant F value at .05, this means that:
a. some mean differences will be significant at .01. b. homogeneity of variance exists. c. the Newman Keuls procedure will find all mean differences significant at .01. d. the Newman Keuls procedure will find some mean differences significant at .05.
In 2004, Scott Peterson went on trial as a suspect in the murder of his wife and unborn child. The media extensively covered the trial starting from the time the victim, Lindsay Peterson, was reported missing. After a long trial, Scott was found guilty of a capital crime and was sentenced to death in 2005. In Westernized cultures, Scott Peterson's crime would most likely be classified as:
A. a violation of informal social norms. B. a status violation. C. mala prohibita. D. mala in se.
Those who fail to meet expected levels of school achievement are referred to as _____
a. failures b. truants c. underachievers d. latchkey children