A Frame of Reference

question 17

Multiple Choice

A frame of reference:

• A) is the space between group norms.
• B) is how an argument is put.
• C) is the basis of the meta-contrast principle.
• D) permits social comparisons and allows norms to develop.

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Definitions:

Distribution

In statistics, the way in which values of a variable or frequencies of occurrence are spread out over a range.

Earnings

The amount of money that an individual or business receives in exchange for providing a good or service or through investing capital.

Sorority

A sorority is a social organization at colleges and universities primarily for female students, often characterized by a system of values, sisterhood, and philanthropic activities.

Normal Curve

A symmetrical bell-shaped curve that represents the distribution of many types of data in statistics.