An isolated shoplifting episode by a ten-year-old girl

An isolated shoplifting episode by a ten-year-old girl
 
  a. may represent an effort on her part to be accepted by a peer group with whom she identifies.
  b. is a very strong indication that the child will be a juvenile delinquent.
  c. usually signifies family problems, such as the loss of a job.
  d. should probably be ignored so that it will not be encouraged or condoned.

Ques. 2

The development of grounded theory in qualitative research typically involves
 
  a. induction. c. Both of these.
  b. deduction. d. Neither of these.

Ques. 3

Which of the following statements would be consistent with research on gender differences in children's motor skill performance in the primary grades?
 
  a. Girls are slightly better broad jumpers than boys.
  b. Boys, on the average, have better balance and are more flexible than girls.
  c. Girls tend to surpass boys on tasks that involve rhythmic movements.
  d. Boys are slightly better than girls on tasks involving batting and throwing, but girls can run a lot faster.

Ques. 4

Grounded theory as a form of qualitative research involves
 
  a. conducting in-depth interviews and making personal observations.
  b. collecting and analyzing real world and lived experiences.
  c. data coding procedures that result in commonality or themes.
  d. All of these.