In a longitudinal study of a behavior, a researcher would
a. select groups of participants from each age group and study each group at one time.
b. observe and participate in the behavior in question.
c. measure the degree to which the behavior changed when a factor thought to influence it also changes.
d. study one group of similarly aged people multiple times over a long period of time.
D
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a. Members of the foreign policy elite tend to reach a consensus more easily than members of the attentive public. b. Although the mass public tends to be more nationalistic on economic issues, it favors U.S. engagement in multilateral organizations. c. Most of the population favors an internationalist foreign policy and only a few qualify as isolationist. d. Whereas some citizens believe the United States should pursue a policy of militant internationalism, others believe it should pursue cooperative internationalism.