In regards to question #14, Calvin is concerned about the psychological harm that may manifest from
his research on survivors of sexual abuse.
Therefore, he notes these concerns on the informed
consent form stating that "it is possible that some of the questions in the survey can evoke strong
emotional reactions." What minimum criteria of an informed consent form is Calvin meeting?
a) Duration of subject's participation
b) General purpose of the study
c) Description of reasonably foreseeable risks
d) NASW mandates
c
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A. You ask therapists whether they believe their treatment of clients for anxiety is usually effective. B. You conduct a client satisfaction survey where clients respond to questions anonymously. C. You ask a client in a therapy session if he or she believes the therapy is helping. D. You give a group of clients the Beck Depression Inventory before and after therapy and they respond anonymously.
A chronic stage of depression and a restricted range of feelings suffered by some grieving persons are often attributed to:
A) ?having an undiagnosed personality disorder. B) ?operating on an intellectual level. C) ?being stuck in the bargaining stage. D) ?some unresolved reaction to a significant loss.
Social policies affect:
a. only poor people. b. mostly old people. c. primarily abused people. d. everybody.
Identify and describe the 4 types of sampling methods that can be used in qualitative research. Give an example of each type of sampling method.
What will be an ideal response?