Which of Stein and Mankowski's ‘acts' or stages of qualitative research is involved when researchers analyze what they have learned, forming a ‘researcher's story'?
a. asking
b. witnessing
c. interpreting
d. knowing
c
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What will be an ideal response?
An important feature of cognitive science is that it emphasizes
a. individual differences in cognition. b. an interdisciplinary approach. c. that all mental processes should be explained in biological terms. d. that researchers should focus on personality characteristics.
Cory is a social worker responsible for removing children from homes where parents were cruel and neglectful. After two years of being assaulted by parents and getting body lice from children, Cory has a difficult time getting up to go to work in the mornings. Often he starts crying as he showers and dresses. Eventually, he quits going to work altogether. Cory is probably ____.?
a. ?burned out b. ?experiencing dissociative disorder c. ?experiencing a posttraumatic stress disorder d. ?employing cognitive coping skills
Values such as Cohen's d or r2 (the percentage of variance accounted for) are used to measure ____
a. the validity of a hypothesis test b. the risk of committing a type I error c. the size of a treatment effect or the strength of a correlation d. the level of significance