Journalists are reporting on the issues that migrants from Somalia are experiencing in the
metropolitan area. After several months of investigations, they are able to delineate six major issues
(themes) that these migrants experience.
What might be the next step the journalists take if they plan
on using theme analysis for analyzing the data?
a) Assign a code to each theme
b) Ensure validity of themes
c) Prepare responses for analysis
d) Use grounded theory
a
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. When reviewing case records for an evaluation, an evaluator should notify managers when they find alarming incidents involving serious harm to clients. 2. Research records should be stored in a spacious location that is easily accessible to managers and staff. 3. Determining how and/or when evaluation should be published or presented in public is an ethical consideration in evaluation. 4. The evaluator’s role is to provide feedback and reassurance to agency workers. 5. Limited resources for an evaluation may indicate lack of serious interest in evaluation outcomes.
While learning about incorporating empowerment strategies into day-to-day practice of social work, LaDonna has discovered that that when social workers act like experts, they _____.
A. • facilitate empowering processes B. • maximize the roles of clients in decision-making C. • create a culture that ensures clients will depend on them D. • tip the balance of power so clients are in charge
When a researcher explains to a participant why they were deceived in an experiment, the researcher is:
a. Contaminating the experiment b. Creating a self-fulfilling prophecy c. Demoralizing the participant d. Debriefing the participant e. Using a placebo with the participant