The answer to this quesiton is <span>naturalistic observation
</span><span>naturalistic observation refers to a type of research in which scientists will observe the subject at their natural environment.
In this particular case, 'daters' are the subject of their experiment and 'dating events' are the natural environment.</span>
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:This is most consistent with INNOVATION form of adaptation in Merton’s theory of strain
Explanation:
 Robert Merton focused on explaining why people tend to commit to deviant behavior within society and he opposed the other theorists who believed that it is derived by individual motives. Merton argued with these theorists by suggesting that some people feel that the only way to adjust in a normal way within society is to turn to criminal activities to alleviate their critical situation. He referred into anomie or strain theory , anomie which state that 
due to confusion of what is happening in one's life and how hard they find it to achieve certain goals in a normal way they will resort to criminal activities.
The first way is to conform to society which means accept what ever is defined by society by pursuing success only in the ways acceptable within society such as education and earning money through a job.
The second reaction is innovation , this refers mostly to criminal act these are people who still believe they must pursue success just they innovate their own ways to pursue that success. They turn to deviant behavior because they want to achieve the success expected from them just that they use deviant innovations.
 Such as the student above , he want to do well in school hence he innovate cheating as a way to help him achieve this goal.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Full Question:
A question on a survey asks respondents to express their opinion of a new flavor of potato chips on a continuum between “terrific” and “horrible”. This type of attitude scale is known as a _____.
Likert scale
Behavioral intention scale
Seven point scale
Semantic Differential Scale
Answer:
Semantic Differential Scale
Explanation:
As originated by Charles E. Osgood, Semantic Differential (SD) is a type of a rating scale usually applied to measure opinions using connotations such as adjectives that may differ by degree of effectiveness. The semantic meaning derived from these connotations are believed to be the attitude of a person towards certain objects. It is largely used in research to measure opinions, values and preferences of a person.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
D. organizing the books   
Explanation:
Compulsion: The term compulsion refers to the repetitive behavior carried out by an individual to avoid or ignore distressing situations. An individual usually perform compulsion to get rid of the obsession leading situations.
Example: washing hands & checking a locked door repeatedly, and rearranging or arranging items in a particular order.
Treatment: Psychotherapy including exposure and response prevention, cognitive behavioral therapy, etc.