A Subject Variable Differs from an Independent Variable in

question 48

Multiple Choice

A subject variable differs from an independent variable in

• A) the number of levels required for an adequate test of each-the subject variable requires more levels.
• B) the manner of their creation-the subject variable was chosen according to characteristics of subjects and the independent variable was manipulated.
• C) the type of dependent variable appropriate for each-subject variables requires attitude measures as dependent variables but independent variables may include any measurable response or behavior.
• D) all of the above
• E) none of the above

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Definitions:

Guard Subculture

A set of norms, values, and beliefs that develop among prison guards or security personnel, influencing their behavior and attitudes.

Central Norms

Fundamental or core principles and values that are widely accepted and govern behavior within a society or group.

Ethical Conduct

Behavior that aligns with accepted principles of right and wrong, guiding individuals and organizations in moral decision-making.

Power

The ability or capacity to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events.