Answer:
<em>d) the construct validity of the study</em>
Explanation:
Construct validity relates to the extent in which assumptions from the operationalizations in your analysis to the conceptual frameworks on which those operationalizations were centered may genuinely be produced.
Construct validity is related to generalization, as is external validity.
Increased level of education and focus on careers--as women have the ability to have relationships but also provide for themselves, marriage is not a necessary option.
Birth control and access to college education has allowed women to focus on careers instead of family. They are able to still have successful lives but not have to worry about balancing a career and a family.
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Based on the passage, it can be said that King Louis was an epicurean who was least bothered about his subjects.
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- The expenditure that King Louis did on his own living made the entire kingdom suffer. He did not stop taxing the people of the kingdom even in times of distress and continued to enjoy all the pleasures even when the royal treasury was emptying rapidly.
- It was his notion that he deserved luxury and a pleasant life no matter how the other people lived.
If i remember correctly the answer is Death March
Answer:
D
Explanation:
A) it is mentioned that 1 cup of water was added to each column which shows that the amount of water added to eahc column was constant, or the same
B) it is mentioned that the cylinder contained equal volumes of different sized particles, which means volume fo particles is constant as there are equal volumes
C) It is also reasonable to assume that the columns are identical as its not mentioned that they weren't, thus makking this variable constant
D) It is mentioned that small particles of marble and large particles of granite were used, this is the independent variable or the variable we change to look at the different reactions, since there re 2 different substances(marble and granite) being used the type of substance is NOT constant
