What is the term used for a variable that describes and explains a behavior or mental process but cannot be observed or measured directly?     a. Construct     b. Theoretical variable     c. Operational variable     d. Hypothetical variable

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Q: What is Mild ID ?

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A: Option B. Broadcasting is where audience is spread out, both in time and space. 

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A: Lapiere researched about the relationship among  attitudes and behavior.  Lapiere had been intereste...

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A: Every working parent has something in common that is they are lacking the time.

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A: This question is being answered under psychology aa the concept of self belongs to psychology. Gilbe...

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A: Abnormality is often determined based on contemporary social and cultural norms. The term 'abnormal'...

Q: What is the essence of Ethics to us and also to the students?

A: Ethics means with the wrong and right believe of anything, means we all have a thought what is wrong...