The political policymaking model asserts that:
a) Gaining a consensus on social values among stakeholders is unlikey, and value conflict is the
norm in policymaking.
b) A problem can be objectively defined and all costs and benefits of a policy intervention can be
known and calculated
c) In any given political situation a consensus can eventually be achieved, but problem identification
is difficult as people cannot agree on what the problems or causes are.
d) Large scale policy changes are possible, but only occur in response to a crisis.
A
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a. assumes individuals in groups go through different phases of learning. b. assumes that as people develop their abilities, they do not need leadership. c. offers six levels of individual readiness to complete tasks. d. assumes that leadership styles change dependent on the task to be completed.
In research, the term "grant" refers to:
a. the application of a needs assessment to a population. b. a provision of money or other resources to be used for research purposes. c. the extension by courts of privileged confidentiality to the research relationship. d. the final publication of the research report.
Qualitative measurement in social work research is more likely to be used in ______ research.
A. descriptive B. explanatory C. evaluative D. exploratory
As stated in the text, a comprehensive approach to assess an individual within their environment takes into account which of the following 3 areas?
a. Neurological, psychological, community b. Physical, mental, societal c. Biological, Psychological, Societal d. Biochemical, neuropsychological, and community e. None of the above