Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Diversity has been defined as having two parts; individual and social differences. Give examples of both.
Ans: Varies
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What can safely be said on the issue of psychological risks in groups?
A) ?In a well-designed group, there really are no psychologi-cal risks. B) ?Since groups can be catalysts for change, they also in-volve risks. C) ?Members can be given guarantees that a group will not involve risks. D) ?There are risks only when members are not properly screened.
Suppose a study is done in which the experimental and control groups both get pretests and posttests. Which of the following is the best statistical procedure?
a. Conduct a paired-samples t-test separately for each group to see whether the experimental group's improvement is more statistically significant than the control group's improvement b. Conduct an independent-samples t-test that compares the posttest means only. c. Conduct an independent-samples t-test that compares the changes scores in the two groups. d. All of these are equally acceptable.
A person who drinks five beers every night, increased from three beers
per night one year ago, starts experiencing blackouts when he drinks even more heavily on the weekends. At which stage in Jellinek's model is this person? A. Prealcoholic symptomatic phase B. Prodromal phase C. Crucial phase D. Chronic phase
A type of sampling that is used in observational research, and that enables us to avoid
making continual observations over long periods of time, is:
a. time sampling. b. simple random sampling. c. snowball sampling. d. quota sampling.