Quasi-experimental designs are like true experiments, EXCEPT:
a. They never have a control group.
b. They use multiple control groups.
c. They do not randomly assign subjects to groups.
d. They take measurements at more than one point in time.
e. They do not use pretests.
c. They do not randomly assign subjects to groups.
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The core value of liberals is
A. social justice. B. liberty, but some government incentives. C. liberty. D. liberty, but social justice is also important.
A group where clients meet to evaluate their day is referred to as:
a. community group. b. closure group. c. personal inventory group. d. 24-hour group. e. none of the above.
The goal with progress notes is to maximize client privacy while simultaneously:
A) acknowledging the client's medical history. B) documenting competent treatment that conforms to professional standards of care. C) writing psychotherapy notes. D) talking to third-party individuals to get a more holistic view of the client.
An advocate should concentrate exclusively on one type of power
a. True b. False