Professor Yenko is collecting data for her divorce research. She is gathering data to determine divorce rates based on how many Americans finalized their divorces in 2014. She will then compare it to the number of adults in the United States.
Professor Yenko is a) researching the crude divorce rate.
b) researching the refined divorce rate.
c) using a longitudinal research method.
d) using a cultural-sectional research method.
Question 2
Leigh has two elementary-aged children when her parents' divorce. How with her children's lives be different after the divorce?
a) They will likely have weaker bonds with their divorced grandparents.
b) They will likely have stronger bonds with their divorced grandparents.
c) The relationship with their grandparents will not change except they may see them separately.
d) They will likely see more of their grandparents because the grandparents will be competing for their attention.
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