The supervised visitation program described in the text was organized so that
A. workers can look at how other agencies do their work.
B. residential treatment centers can be monitored by their board members.
C. a non-custodial parent can have a safe visit with her or his child.
D. students can make informed choices before choosing a college.
E. none of the above.
C
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Those who argue that the federal poverty threshold underestimates hardship say
A. the multiplier used to determine the threshold as three times the cost of food is too low. B. the Economy Food Plan requires too much knowledge and effort to implement. C. it is not based on the long-term needs of a family. D. all of these.
Which of the following best describes data blitzes?
a. A lengthy oral presentation. b. A form of poster presentation that lasts between 30 and 90 minutes. c. Three to five shorter talks that contain an overlapping theme that are grouped together, lasting about 20-30 minutes each. d. A very short oral presentation with one or two slides that convey the essence of research and data in a fast, clear way.
The idea that the same sociological variable or concept occurs across divergent cultural and historical settings
is called A) etic. B) contextual equivalence. C) conceptual equivalence. D) lexicon equivalence.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
In all forms of data analysis for the qualitative type of measurement, you will have words to analyze.