A nurse observes other nurses coming to work inebriated, and wonders what might be causing employees of this profession to be coming to work under the influence. The nurse searches online for terms including "drunk nurses" and "alcohol abuse among healthcare workers" to gain knowledge. She seeks to confirm her idea that stress leads nurses to drink by sifting through previous studies. What
research model is this an example of?
A) Research-before-theory
B) Theory-before-research
C) Linear progression
D) Spiral model
B
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How many of the four symptoms must be displayed in order for a person to meet criteria for diagnosis?
a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4
A client is referred to a social worker by an employee assistance program for problems at work including insubordination and not following company policies. Upon intake, the client states that he is not the one that needs help and that the social worker should be trying to "fix" his boss, who is the real problem. The client reports that is difficulties are a result of jealousy by his boss because the client "knows more and is more successful". The client dominates the conversation during the session and spends most of the time describing this achievements, including the amount of money that he earns and spends on his possessions. The BEST diagnosis of the client is:
A. Narcissistic Personality Disorder B. Histrionic Personality Disorder C. Avoidant Personality Disorder D. Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder
The chance of a woman developing breast cancer in her lifetime is
a. 1 in 3. b. 20%. c. 1 in 9. d. 35%.
Jim Crow laws:
a. were used to force African Americans to adhere to certain prescribed behaviors b. were a form of discrimination that took place in the South in the early-1800s c. resulted in a peaceful coexistence between African Americans and whites in the South d. demonstrated America's commitment to social and economic justice for the African American population