Define dyad and triad groups. Illustrate the relationship in a dyadic group, including strength of bonds and stability and demonstrate how this relationship changes when a third party is added to form a triad.
What will be an ideal response?
Dyad: consists of two persons. Strong, intense, and fragile bonds. Fragile and unstable relationships. Triad: consists of three people. Slightly less intense bonds but still strong. More stable than a dyad because of mediation and can break off into twos. But also can become unstable as alliances or coalitions are formed, two against one.
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a. Jason’s co-workers b. All teachers c. Teachers of language at Jason’s school d. Jason’s students
Compare and contrast the functionalist and conflict views of education.
What will be an ideal response?
A statistical procedure involving more than one criterion or outcome variable is called a
A) univariate test. B) multivariate test. C) rank-order test. D) chi-square test.
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation provides pension payments to retired workers when their defined-benefits pension plan is terminated or runs out of money.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.