What Did the Use of Participant Observation Contribute to the New

question 42

Multiple Choice

What did the use of participant observation contribute to the New Hope Antipoverty Program?

• A) It led to more accurate survey data and allowed the researchers to better understand why people chose to be homeless.
• B) Participant observation contributed to the collection of quantitative data.
• C) Through participant observation, Gibson and Weisner were able to make lifelong friendships with the individuals in the poverty program.
• D) By using participant observation, Gibson and Weisner were better able to understand the quantitative data.
• E) By using participant observation, Gibson and Weisner were better able to understand the qualitative data.

Evaluate the impact of specific conditions (like being a minor or having a mental condition) on an individual’s capacity to enter into contracts.

Assess the legality and ethical considerations of agreements made under unconventional circumstances (e.g., agreements made on Sundays or involving questionable ethical practices).

Examine the legal protections against unfair trade practices and predatory lending.

Identify the legal frameworks surrounding the concept of disaffirmance and its applicability to different scenarios.

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Definitions:

Traditional Feminine Roles

Culturally defined roles that prescribe and limit the activities, behaviors, and ambitions deemed appropriate for women based on historical and societal norms.

Asch Research

A series of studies conducted by Solomon Asch, exploring conformity and the extent to which individuals would change their judgment to align with the consensus of a group.

Social Pressures

Forces exerted by society or peer groups that influence an individual's behaviors, decisions, and feelings.

Conform

To match one's attitudes, beliefs, or behaviors to group norms or expectations.