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*this is a 1 page assignment - just provide information for the 4 requirements listed below.
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1. Black juveniles and adults (independent variable) are more likely to have criminal justice contact (dependent variable) than White juveniles and adults (independent variable).
2. Identify the independent variable and the dependent variables
3. Suggest an hypothesis
4. Use the attached peer reviewd article
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Piquero, A. R. (2008). Disproportionate minority contact. The Future of Children, 18(2) Retrieved from https://search-proquest-com.ezproxy2.apus.edu/docview/1519298526?accountid=8289
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*This is a informal assignment. No page requirement - just identify the required information.
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Hypothesis:
An hypothesis is essentially a guess about how the independent variable(s) will impact the dependent variable(s). It's basically your best guess on the answer to your research question before you have done your research. For example, I hypothesize that women receive lighter prison sentences when compared with men. Another example: I hypothesize that Black juveniles have more contact with the juvenile justice system than White juveniles.
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