Which of the Following Statements About Self-Report Surveys to Estimate

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about self-report surveys to estimate the incapacitation effect is true?

• A) the study could come up with different counts of how many crimes people commit depending on what offenses are listed
• B) the way in which questions are asked has little impact on the survey
• C) since surveys are anonymous people are honest in all of their responses
• D) surveys can be given to inmates at any time since they remember all of the crimes they have committed

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Definitions:

Teniae Coli

Long, ribbon-like bands of smooth muscle on the surface of the colon, contributing to its segmentation and movement.

Longitudinal Layer

In anatomy, the longitudinal layer refers to muscle fibers oriented lengthwise in an organ, such as those found in the digestive tract, aiding in its contraction and relaxation.

Portal Triad

Branches of the portal vein, hepatic artery, and hepatic duct bound together in the connective tissue that divides the liver into lobules.

Central Vein

A vein that is situated at the center of the hepatic lobules of the liver, collecting blood from the hepatic sinusoids and outflowing it into the hepatic veins.