In the So-Called False Friends Cases (Hoffa and White), All

question 30

Multiple Choice

In the so-called false friends cases (Hoffa and White) , all of the following represent the Court's position about conversations with informants, except:

• A) The suspect has no reasonable expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment.
• B) The suspect assumes the risk that his conversations may not remain confidential.
• C) The suspect had no reasonable expectation of privacy because the conversations were neither recorded by government agents nor transmitted by electronic means.
• D) The suspect assumes the risk that his conversations may be reported to the police.

Recognize the significance of cohort effects on developmental differences.

Differentiate between cross-sectional, longitudinal, and sequential research designs.

Explain the concept of selective attrition and its impact on research studies.

Understand the concept of object permanence and its developmental significance.