Exploratory and descriptive studies tend to use general research questions to understand more about
social issues. They tend to not emphasize "why" questions, but instead focus on the descriptors of
"who" or "how.
" According to the text, which option most closely approimates a research question?
a) How many college graduates live in the community
b) How is the relationship between college graduates and income
c) College graduation is related to income
d) College graduation is positively related to income
a
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manuscript; as well as representing the cover page and enhances the professional presentation. a. Title page b. Reference page c. Last page d. Pagination
Which of the following individuals was not an early social worker who worked in the mental health
field? a) Edith Burleigh b) Mary Potter Brooks Meyer c) Mary Richmond d) E. H. Horton
In the standard deviation approach to analyze data in single subject designs, the normal distribution is understood to have:
a. a chance zone that represents treatment scores not significantly different from baseline scores and this consists of scores that are within two standard deviations of the mean b. a chance zone that represents treatment scores different from baseline scores c. scores outside two standard deviations of the mean are inside the chance zone d. when the data can be easily explained by chance, most scores will fall outside the chance zone
When assessing an elderly person, it is most essential to assess:
A) Their physical health B) Their support systems C) Their cognitive functioning D) All of the above