Ethical obligations to one's colleagues in the scientific community
A) require that technical shortcomings and failures of the study be revealed
B) allow the researcher to determine whether or not to report negative findings.
C) Encourage the researcher to always describe the findings as the product of a carefully preplanned analytical strategy.
D) ?a and b only are correct.
E) b and c only are correct.
A
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a) The willingness of the organization to provide external support such as transportation b) The extent of the problem or need to be addressed by the group c) Cultural and other differences that could influence perceptions of the purpose of the group d) Barriers, obstacles and drawbacks to member participation
Filial piety refers to:
a. a child's respect for parents b. shame if a child fails to achieve success c. sibling conflict over pleasing demanding parents d. none of these
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Which of the following is NOT part of Cass’s model of gay identity development?
a) Gay children are often initially confused about their identity b) Gay people often go through a period of intense pride c) Gay people typically would prefer to be heterosexual d) Being gay can become part of a multi-faceted positive identity