Which of the following statements is true of duplicate publications?
a. Similar questions getting addressed with the same data are acceptable due to the absence of intention of duplication.
b. Multiple articles reporting the same findings based on the same data set may give an impression of availability of more information on a particular topic than is warranted.
c. Duplicate publications are always synonymous with piecemeal publications.
d. Multiple reports on the same data set would be unacceptable, irrespective of the amount of time elapsed.
b
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a. social support for the relationship b. time spent together c. the level of commitment perceived by partners d. all of the above
Meta-analyses examining client functioning, treatment retention, or number of sessions attended between client-clinician dyads racially-ethnically matched and those not matched show:
a. no significant differences. b. small but significant differences. c. moderate differences. d. large differences.
Which of the following is not a recommended step when writing a literature review to be included as part of a research article?
a. Write an integrated review on a theme-by-theme basis b. Decide on the sequencing of supporting literature that will become part of the narrative within each theme c. Close any holes noticed when writing the narrative with new literature from additional searches d. Carefully adapt the written narrative around the “writer’s pets”
Even though they are multiple/dual relationships, the ACA Code of Ethics (revised in 2005) describes all of the following as “potentially beneficial interactions” EXCEPT:
A. adopting a client’s unwanted child. B. attending formal ceremonies, such as weddings or graduations. C. purchasing needed services from a client. D. mutual membership in community organizations.