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Andrew [12]
2 years ago
6

One hundred introductory psychology students are surveyed about their intended majors. The results indicate that more women than

men intend to pursue a psychology major, whereas more men than women intend to pursue a history major. What do these results indicate?
Social Studies
1 answer:
AlladinOne [14]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

There is a relationship between major gender and Intended major  

Explanation:

Survey: This is a type of data collection too which is used to gather or collect information about individuals. Mostly used in psychology research to gather self-report data of participants being studied.

Intended major refers to the desire or choice a person want to have while in college or school. In other words, the person chooses the subject in which he or she wants to major. A person can change his or her mind while choosing the major but for that, the person needs to declare a major to register himself or herself in the college.

Here, the women choose a psychology major whereas the men choose history major.

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