What is the difference between a true experiment and a quasi-experiment? What is the advantage of a true experiment over a quasi-experiment?
What will be an ideal response?
In a true experiment, the independent variable is under the control of the researcher, whereas in a quasi-experiment the independent variable was selected by the participant in some way. Advantages will vary. Example: Because we randomly assign participants to groups, we can assume the groups are initially equivalent. Therefore, any differences between the groups following the treatment are due to our treatment effect.
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Shane’s therapist is always accepting of him and does not direct his therapy goals in any way. The therapist encourages Shane to grow into who he wants to be. Shane’s therapist is most likely following which therapy model?
a. Psychodynamic b. Person-centered c. Adlerian d. Gestalt
The goal(s) of RP is/are
What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Immigrants, unlike refugees, move due to coercion or danger in their lives.
In 1935, __________ was established as a self-help approach to alcohol addiction
a. the Alcohol Counseling Center b. the Theater of Spontaneity c. Alcoholics Anonymous d. None of the above.