The Real Limits of a Discrete Variable Are Those Values

question 38

True/False

The real limits of a discrete variable are those values that are above and below the recorded value by one half of the smallest measuring unit of the scale.

Apply specific cultural knowledge in counseling practices with Native American populations.

Understand the impact of role flexibility in African American families and its various forms.

Appreciate the nuances of communication preferences within African American communities.

Recognize the historical and contemporary issues of identity and belonging among African Americans.