At the heart of social work practice with individuals are the following
elements:
A. Purpose, skills, sanctions, knowledge, and goals.
B. Purpose, values, judgment, knowledge, and goals
C. Purpose, values, sanctions, knowledge, and methods
D. Purpose, skills, sanctions, experience, and methods
C
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College programs for students with disabilities are covered in which law?
a. Assistive Technology Act b. No Child Left Behind Act c. Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA-2004) d. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act e. Head Start Act
Criminologists want to understand the perceptions of crime in a metropolitan area. They are planning
on measuring multiple concepts, including safety. As a result, safety is going to be measured on a five-point scale with no safety concerns anchoring one extreme and substantial safety concerns anchoring the other extreme. The three categories between these extremes are low safety concerns, moderate safety concerns, and high safety concerns. What type of scale is this? a) Thurstone b) Guttman c) Likert d) Nominal
Sedative/hypnotics are also called:
A. dissociative anesthetics. B. hallucinogens. C. euphoriants. D. analgesics. E. general depressants.
In what ways were Zimbardo and Milgram's controversial experiments similar?
a. Although the ethics are questionable, the studies shed light on human behavior that would have otherwise been impossible to study. b. Both studies were ethically questionable due to the level of distress that least some participants endured. c. Both studies can still be conducted today without any changes to the procedure. d. Both studies incited new laws that changed how research studies are governed at universities.