Experiments were described as having unique value with respect to one type of validity.  This was ______ validity

A researcher decides to study the combined impact of two independent variables on a dependent variable. Independent variable A is payment for winning a race ($10 versus $20) and independent variable B is encouraging or not encouraging a mental simulation of the race.  The dependent variable is how fast the subject runs a race. This design combining independent variable A and B is called a _____ design.

30. The concerned camp has been criticized for:

Which of the following alone would cause the Labor Force Participation Rate to increase?  

  _________________________Is the term used to describe a worker who is working in a job part time but would prefer to work in a full time job

        (Note:  If for some reason the graph does not appear on your computer, it shows the downward sloping curve shifting to the right beyond fe)     The graph above depicts the economy entering into which of the following:

Assessment of an older adult client reveals bilateral pitting edema of the client’s feet and ankles; difficult to palpate pedal pulses; breath sounds clear on auscultation; oxygen saturation level of 93% (0.93); and vital signs normal. What is this client’s most likely health problem?

Assuming that they have not responded to drug therapy, which client is likely to be the best candidate for surgical cardiac ablation?

A teenager is seen in the emergency room with reports of a sore throat, headache, fever, abdominal pain, and swollen glands. His mother tells the nurse that he was seen 3 weeks before in the clinic and treated with antibiotics for strep throat. He was better for a few days but now he seems to have gotten worse in the last 2 days. What should the nurse suspect is wrong with this client?

Assessment of an older adult client reveals bilateral pitting edema of the client’s feet and ankles; difficult to palpate pedal pulses; breath sounds clear on auscultation; oxygen saturation level of 93% (0.93); and vital signs normal. What is this client’s most likely health problem?