In the late 1800's, the Charity Organization Societies attempted which
of the following?
A. motivating the public to accept Social Darwinism
B. using specific sets of procedures to help the poor get aid
C. organizing schools of social work to develop curriculum to train
friendly visitors
D. coordinating private social welfare services to avoid costly
duplication
D
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The notion that children have a greater facility to learn by using one perceptual way of learning rather than another
reflects which concept? a. Sensory-motor concept b. Tactile perception concept c. Sensory integration concept d. Perceptual motor concept e. Perceptual modality concept
African-American families often communicate using
a. formal discourse. b. name-calling. c. an intermediary. d. analogies.
One of the core values of the Canadian Association of Social Workers’ Code of Ethics is entitled Confidentiality in
Professional Practice.
a. True b. False
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The interval for a systematic random sample is calculated by dividing the total population size by the desired sample size. 2. If the calculated interval for a systematic random sample is 4.4, you would round down so that the interval is 4. 3. An advantage of proportionate stratified random sampling is that you can ensure that certain demographic characteristics are represented in the sample in exact proportion to those characteristics in the population. 4. Cluster sampling is a form of nonprobability sampling. 5. A cluster is often some geographic unit.