How Do Measurement Biases Affect Studies Comparing Drinking of Men

question 2

Multiple Choice

How do measurement biases affect studies comparing drinking of men and women?

• A)Indicators of alcohol problems such as fights, public intoxication, and arrests while intoxicated may be more applicable to females than to males.
• B)indicators of alcohol problems such as fights, public intoxication, and arrests while intoxicated may be more applicable to males than to females.
• C)indicators of alcohol problems such as fights, public intoxication, and arrests while intoxicated are only applicable to females
• D)indicators of alcohol problems such as fights, public intoxication, and arrests while intoxicated are only applicable to males

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