A reversal design where the researcher fully manipulates the intervention is most similar to:
a. a correlational study.
b. a case study.
c. an experimental design.
d. an observational study.
Answer: c. an experimental design.
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B) systematic sampling. C) deviant cases sampling. D) ?accidental sampling. E) quota sampling.
3 ways this can occur: -investment in services (education, healthcare, nutrition) -investment in physical facilities - the creation of economic and social infrastructure -programs that help people engage in meaningful employment
What will be an ideal response?
Define this DSM Diagnosis: 307.6
What will be an ideal response?
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a) Advances in the medical profession that allowed doctors to better identify traumatic injuries and their probable causes. b) A new reporting system instituted by the CWLA that encouraged people to report suspected cases of child abuse or neglect. c) A new policy instituted by law enforcement that required all professionals to report suspected cases of child abuse or neglect. d) A shift in pubic perception on what constituted child "abuse"