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Question 1

A researcher would be most likely to use naturalistic observation to determine whether males or females are more likely to
◦ take baths.
◦ take sleeping pills.
◦ have dreams with sexual content.
◦ show courtesy when approaching a busy intersection in a car.

Question 2

A seafood distributor hires a researcher to determine whether eating oysters makes one more passionate. The researcher collects data that show that the people who eat the most oysters have the most active love lives. What can be concluded from this research?
◦ Eating oysters makes one passionate.
◦ Being passionate causes a craving for oysters.
◦ People with active love lives consume more oysters.
◦ Nothing can be concluded from this study about the relationship between eating oysters and being passionate.


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maegan_martin

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Reply 2 on: Jul 17, 2021
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