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Studies of equity and morale have found
 
  a. under-benefited women had very low morale.
  b. the over-benefited women had the highest morale.
  c. the equitably benefited women had the highest morale.
  d. morale was highest among independent women, those not involved in an equitable relationship.

Question 2

Studies of friendships among the elderly have found
 
  a. Less than half of the elderly had a close friend.
  b. Men were more often named as close friends than women.
  c. The average length of acquaintance with a close friend was five years.
  d. Most elderly friends keep in touch weekly.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: d





 

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