As a Social Scientist Who Works with Advocacy Groups, It

question 33

Multiple Choice

As a social scientist who works with advocacy groups, it is most likely that Professor Sandburg would be interested in tracking the size of the adolescent population over a period of time for all of the following reasons, except:

• A) he wants to see how funds are allocated for such things as social services, education, and health care.
• B) he wants to understand the behavior of different cohorts.
• C) he wants to see how these groups are influenced by the mass media.
• D) he wants to see the degree of political or social influence that given cohorts have.

Appreciate the complexity and challenges of studying personality.

Understand the role of biological factors in personality.

Learn the impact of cognitive processes on personality.

Analyze the significance of unconscious processes in shaping behavior.

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