An individual who practices Taoism is MOST LIKELY
a. Asian.
b. Native American.
c. Middle Eastern.
d. African-American.
A
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One of the ethical issues in organizing qualitative data is to: a. maintain subjectivity
b. protect against subjectivity. c. protect against bias and protect against subjectivity. d. protect against bias.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Two ethical principles for patient care noted by the NASW are competence and responsibility.
A two-factor ANOVA is conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of exposure therapy in treating civilians and combat veterans who have PTSD. Both groups of clients are randomly assigned to receive either exposure therapy or routine care. A significant interaction effect is found in the two-factor ANOVA. Which of the following interpretations is most appropriate in light of these results?
a. Exposure therapy is more effective than routine care. b. Both routine care and exposure therapy are effective. c. The comparative effectiveness of the two treatment conditions varies, depending upon whether the clients are civilians or combat veterans. d. Routine care is more effective than exposure therapy.
In single subject design the use of retrospective data:
a. Is always important for baseline b. Should only be limited to the past 90 days c. May be used to accelerate the time needed to begin intervention d. a and b only e. None of the above