Which of the following is an example of social stratification?
A. A child is not included in group activities in school because of his or her poor social skills.
B. Children who are violent need to be segregated from their peers
C. A child with social deficits is assumed to be delayed in cognition without additional assessment
D. Children from affluent households receive a better public education that those from low-income households
Answer: D. Children from affluent households receive a better public education that those from low-income households
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Which of the following statements best typifies a mixed methods study?
a. A study that begins with a qualitative method but emphasizes a quantitative method. b. A study that emphasizes a qualitative method but begins with a quantitative method. c. A study that has an equal emphasis on a qualitative and a quantitative method and implements them concurrently. d. All of these are equally likely to be called a mixed methods study.
In regards to the vignettes provided in questions eleven and twelve, assume Steven observes the same
findings. However, assume that he used a systematic random sample as opposed to the correct response for question 11 . Further, he was not able to rule-out all extraneous variables. Now what do the findings suggest? a) Forty-five percent of the sample struggle academically b) Forty-five percent of neglected children struggle academically c) Forty-five percent is significant d) There was a causal relationship between neglect and academic achievement
A client demonstrates resistance during an assessment. To apply motivational interviewing skills, you use ________
A. confrontation and collaboration B. confrontation and autonomy C. accurate empathy and evocation D. education and evocation
A system in which the insurer offers a preferred (less costly) plan to its subscribers if they use the services the insurer owns is called _______________.
a. Vertical integration b. Backward (reverse) integration c. Forward integration d. Horizontal integration