The death by handgun rate in Canada, Germany, and the UK is
a. about the same as that in the U.S.
b. is about half of the U.S. rate
c. thousands of times less than that of the U.S.
d. recently has climbed above the U.S. rate
c. thousands of times less than that of the U.S.
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The Executive Branch creates policy when it
A. provides benefits. B. taxes income. C. spends appropriations. D. issues regulations
What ethical principles were involved in this case?
Debra Masters, a social worker in private practice, conducted an initial interview with Stephanie Railsback, a young woman also working in the helping professions, who was conflicted about her sexual orientation. Debra was a lesbian herself, open, but discreetly so. As the interview proceeded Debra was increasingly distracted by the question of whether she should disclose her sexual orientation to this client and, if so, when. Her anxiety intensified to such a degree that she had to leave the interview to compose herself and decide what to do to resolve this dilemma.
2003's Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act:
a. allowed the federal government to negotiate discounts with drug companies, as some state drug plans did at the time. b. provided a subsidy for large employers to discourage them from eliminating private prescription coverage to retired workers. c. Both A and B d. Neither A nor B
What is ethical behavior regarding the use of deception in social research?
A) Deception is always forbidden; it should never be used under any conditions whatsoever. B) Deception can be used anytime a researcher feels he or she can learn more by using it, so long as the subjects have given their "informed consent." C) Deception can be used anytime a researcher feels he or she would learn more by using it, but only if the researcher afterwards "debriefs" the subjects, telling them the about deception. D) Deception can only be used if it is necessary for a specific research purpose, only to the minimal degree required for that purpose, and subjects should give informed consent before participating and be debriefed immediately afterwards. E) Deception can only be used when one is working with "special populations," during which time debriefing is optional.