“Paradigm wars” refer to:
a. Disagreement over the use of positivist and constructivist/interpretivist philosophies
b. The decision to use an experimental or quasi-experimental design
c. The decision to implement a stakeholder or researcher orientation
d. The struggle to find qualitative data to use in secondary data analysis
a. Disagreement over the use of positivist and constructivist/interpretivist philosophies
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When prison officer recruits as a whole were asked to respond to hypothetical dilemmas involving inmates, most approved of a prison officer acting in a ______ manner toward inmates.
a. retributive b. sympathetic c. callous d. empathetic
The use of polygraphs for any purposes was prohibited by the Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Matching
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