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meagbuch

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Luis plays a parentlike role for his girlfriend's son, even though he is unrelated to the child. The text refers to this role as
 
  a. mentoring.
  b. social fathering.
  c. counseling.
  d. supplemental parenting.

Question 2

According to the text, a national random sample of approximately __________ persons can validly represent the U.S. population.
 
  a. 1,500
  b. 15,000
  c. 50,000
  d. 150



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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