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casperchen82

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Donna wants to express empathy toward the individuals she is interviewing about very sensitive medical conditions. She nods in a warm and approving way each time they report a symptom. What might be expected?
 
  a. Participants will talk with her longer about each symptom.
  b. Participants will be more honest about their symptoms.
  c. Participants will show long term improvements in their symptoms.
  d. Participants will report significantly more symptoms.

Question 2

In order to rank group members in relationship to the number of other members of groups of arbitrary size, you would use the
 
  a. class interval.
 b. simple rank.
 c. percentile rank.
  d. mean.



missalyssa26

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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