If a hat contains slips of paper numbered 1–10, what is the probability of pulling a “5” on your first attempt?
A. 0
B. 0.1
C. 0.5
D. 1
B. 0.1
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following is true about structured observational methods in psychological research?
a. They involve no manipulation of the environmenton the researcher's part. b. They offer greater external validity than naturalistic observational methods. c. There are fewer concerns about participant reactivity as compared to case studies. d. They offer greater construct validity than naturalistic observational methods.
The concept of voluntary services generally embraces which of the following guidelines?
A) The client decides that some form of help is needed and he/she contracts with the service provider for such help. B) The client is a part of creating the objectives and goals of his/her treatment. C) The decision to terminate treatment is determined by someone other than the actual client. D) Voluntary services can be mandated by a court order. E) The client both decides that some form of help is needed and contracts with the service provider for such help, and is a part of creating the objectives and goals of his/her treatment. F) None of these.
The proportion of nursing home care that is paid by Medicaid:
A) is lower than the proportion paid by Medicare. B) is lower than what is paid by private long-term care insurance. C) is increasing due to population growth. D) is increasing due to price increases by health providers.