The term "observational techniques," as it is used in research, refers to:
a. direct observation of the content of documents.
b. direct observation made on a probability sample.
c. the collection of data through the direct visual or auditory experience of
behavior.
d. all forms of data collection that involve some direct or indirect observation of
behavior.
C
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Focusing on operating costs, wages, rates of pledge payments, and daily averages has been labeled:
a. inhumane b. funding focus c. number numbness d. none of the above
B. first working with the family's neutral subgroupings, then changing the subgroupings and actually manipulating them in relation to the whole family group. Sal Minuchin, a structural family therapist, believed that child therapy could not be practiced outside of the context of the family. Thus, an approach using the Minuchin model would require that at least initially, the practitioner will intervene with the whole family. None of the other choices includes the entire family as the focus on intervention.
A. processed with the treatment plan as though nothing has changed. B. transfer the case to a more experienced worker. C. seek a psychiatric evaluation. D. evaluate the treatment situation in supervision.
Those whose physical differences require them to achieve physical activities in a variety of alternate ways
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