The “spheres” of orientation include all of the following except _____.
a. Person
b. Place
c. Direction
d. Time
Ans: c
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A social work researcher is a participant observer for a study on the experiences of the "working
poor." The goal of the research is to exist along side others who earn equal to, or less than the minimum wage and are providing for a family. During this experience the researcher tends to loose objectivity by "overidentifying" with the research participants. What is the term anthropologist use for the phenomena of "overidentification" with research participants? a) Subjectivity b) Objectivity c) Going native d) Bias
The text suggests that in order to accurately evaluate which aspects of a group are most beneficial to members, workers should utilize ______.
a. free and unstructured discussion of members’ individual changes b. validated scales which measure behavioral targets c. anonymous rating scales completed after termination d. peer feedback
The text states that the research technique called “participant observation” involves gaining
knowledge from two distinct sources:
a. participation and objectivity. b. participation and observation. c. observation and measurement. d. observation and reactivity.
The impact of deployment depends on the following:
a. strength of resiliency alone b. strength of coping skills and resiliency c. strength of family support and coping skills d. strength of awareness of deployment time