In the Method, the Distance Between Groups Is Defined as the Distance

question 37

Multiple Choice

In the method, the distance between groups is defined as the distance between the closest pair of objects, where only pairs consisting of one object from each group are considered.

• A) Ward's linkage clustering
• B) single linkage clustering
• C) divisive clustering
• D) average group linkage clustering

Appreciate the role of neurogenesis and brain plasticity in maintaining cognitive abilities in old age.

Recognize the psychosocial aspects of aging, including adaptation to chronic illnesses and lifestyle changes.

Understand the specific sensory and physical changes that occur in aging and strategies for compensation.

Grasp the benefits of bilingualism and physical activity on cognitive functions and brain health in older adults.

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Definitions:

Formal Social Control

Methods of social control that are implemented by official organizations to ensure conformity, including laws, police, and judicial systems.

Glaring

Typically refers to shining with a harsh, bright light, but in a social context, it can mean something that is very obvious or conspicuous, especially in terms of social issues or discrepancies.

Classical Criminology

An approach in criminological thought that emphasizes rationality and free will, suggesting that individuals choose to commit crimes after weighing the potential benefits and consequences.

Potential Penalties

Possible sanctions or consequences that one may face as a result of violating laws or rules.