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waynest

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To understand the prevalence of the use of the GRE as a pre-admission requirement for graduate school at universities, which of the following research methods should be employed?
 
  a. content analysis c. case study
  b. experiments d. historiography

Question 2

An eleven-year-old girl who appears to be going through puberty is
 
  a. probably maturing earlier than the average eleven-year-old girl.
  b. probably not yet curious about sex, in spite of her developing body.
  c. behind boys in terms of the average age of puberty.
  d. average in terms of female adolescent development.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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