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Professor Redears examined the following types of marital status:

married, never married, widowed,
separated and divorced. The types of marital status are called
A) attributes. B) theoretical elements.
C) units of analysis. D) variables.

A common problem in the politics of social research is that

A) politicians sometimes allocate government funds for research projects that tend to favor their
ideological values, not projects that are scientifically most significant or the absolute highest quality.
B) politicians want researchers to work for their political campaign without pay.
C) politicians tend to look to scientific research to better understand the social problems that face our
country.
D) politicians like to control who the researcher votes for.

Compared to latent coding in content analysis, manifest coding seems to have

A) greater validity.
B) no differences in validity or reliability.
C) greater reliability.
D) lower reliability.

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