Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.In qualitative research methods, results are analyzed for description instead of explanation.
2.In naturalistic-ethnographic research, the researcher becomes immersed in the setting.
3.Mixed-methods designs are either “abstract” or “concurrent.”
4.One shortcoming of traditional counseling research, stated by Nystul, is that there are not enough cases to explore.
1.TRUE
2.TRUE
3.FALSE
4.FALSE
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A. challenges to service provision in rural areas. B. barriers to human services in the military. C. concerns related to school-based services. D. difficulties encountered in hospice care.
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a. a case with enough evidence that official agents believe it occurred b. a case where the guilty party is legally found guilty c. a case where the guilty party is found not guilty d. a case where there is not enough evidence to show that the violence occurred
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a. Ability to learn a new language b. Motivation to learn a new language when everything else is new c. Tendency to want to keep native language as a way of remaining connected to native culture d. Lack of access to language education due to transportation, childcare, employment
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a. Adlerians. b. gestaltists. c. Jungians. d. psychoanalysts.