Posted by G on Friday, October 1, 2010 at 11:42am.
I think the first one is C, yes.
For the second one, read through these definitions and see what you think.
http://www.answers.com/NCVS+statisical+analysis
Not really a definition, but several articles/entries to read.
http://www.answers.com/topic/dimensional-analysis
http://www.answers.com/topic/cohort-study
Hmmm!
In that first question -- "A police officer takes an official report of a crime that is later shown to not have occurred. Accorrding to UCR regulations, this crime is not considered to ..." -- the second "not" (the one in bold) makes this question tricky.
Which one do you think makes best sense?
A police officer takes an official report of a crime that is later shown to not have occurred. Accorrding to UCR regulations, this crime is not considered to have been cleared by exceptional means.
A police officer takes an official report of a crime that is later shown to not have occurred. Accorrding to UCR regulations, this crime is not considered to be classified as filed as a false report.
A police officer takes an official report of a crime that is later shown to not have occurred. Accorrding to UCR regulations, this crime is not considered to remain active.
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