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c. predictive validity
Explanation:
In research, the term predictive validity refers to the fact that a score in a test or the performance on a task is related to the performance in another test or task that is evaluated in the future after the first test. So, the first test/criterion will likely predict how the person will do in the second one.
In this example students take a college entrance exam and it's been observed that the ones who do well in them, do well in their first year of college. We can see that <u>the score in the entrance exam will likely predict how the students will do during their first year of college</u>. Therefore, these exams have predictive validity.
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Due difference in cultural beliefs.
Explanation:
The choice of co-sleeping or independent sleeping is a good example of a custom complex, and the underlying cultural beliefs because in some of the culture, co-sleeping is considered as a bad habit and prohibited by the culture but encourages independent sleeping while on the other hand, some culture allows the co-sleeping due to no prohibition in their cultural believes so we can say that custom complex is responsible for this choice of sleeping.
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Implicit
This is when a person treat others badly because of what he or she have heard about the stigmatized group. This means that the person is biased and is not willing to know the truth but rather uses the misconception to treat the stigmatized person negatively.
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Culture is defined as "The customs, arts, social intuitions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or social group". Since the U.S is a melting pot, many different cultures have influenced our nations religion, laws, and social norms.
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