Which of the following terms is used to describe any substance, such as a drug, chemical, or virus, that can bring about a birth defect?

Choose the statement about surveys that is false.

A) Surveys are the most practical way to gather data on large numbers of people. B) Surveys consist of interviews, questionnaires, or a combination of the two. C) Interviews take less time to administer than questionnaires, and the results are more uniform. D) Questionnaires prevent the researcher's mannerisms from influencing the participant's answers.

In Western cultures, voting, completing an education, beginning full-time employment, leaving home and establishing financial independence, getting married, and having children are all examples of the assumption of new responsibilities that defines a. genotypical markers. b. emergent shifts

c. role transitions. d. rites of passage.