In field research, becoming “invisible” refers to:
a. taking on the complete observer role.
b. conducting hidden observations.
c. reducing reactivity to a minimum.
d. coming to be seen as a natural part of the setting being observed.
D
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A. many social policies favor poorer Americans. B. they are more likely to experience poverty, economic uncertainty, and victimization. C. they tend to vote for Liberal candidates. D. they are well represented by the government.
Eco-maps and genograms are used primarily to assess community needs
a. True b. False
According to a seven-level hierarchical Ethical Principles Screen as proposed by Dolgoff et al. (2012),
which of the following ethical principles is ranked first?
A. Protection of human life B. Social justice C. Respect for diversity and difference D. Autonomy and freedom
According to Kitchener's model of ethical justification, ethical rules include which of the following?
a. Immediate judgment and actions b. Professional codes c. Ordinary moral sense d. Ethical principles