Research with minors presents special ethical concerns because:
A. they are more likely to be harmed.
B. they are harder to get information from.
C. they are less likely to cooperate.
D. they are less likely to understand what is being asked of them.
Answer: D
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To date, research suggests that:
A. No single genetic factor is responsible for causing ASD. B. Uncaring mothers are still a reasonable cause of ASD. C. Immunizations are the cause of 50 percent of children identified with ASD. D. Chemicals in well-water are a likely cause of ASD.
When children are in the stages of "initiative versus guilt" and "industry versus inferiority," teachers and families can take steps that encourage positive resolution of these psychosocial crises. All of the following are recommended EXCEPT:
a. Provide support to children when they seem discouraged and think about giving up. b. Make sure they have a chance to experience success in games and school activities. c. Encourage children to engage in make-believe with a wide variety of roles. d. Assist children when they attempt to do things independently and help them avoid mistakes and accidents.
Leslie set an alpha level of 0.01 for her statistical test. What does this mean?
a. If Leslie ran the experiment, 10 out of 100 times the results of the experiment would be attributed purely to chance. b. If Leslie ran the experiment, 5 out of 100 times the results of the experiment would be attributed purely to chance. c. If Leslie ran the experiment, 1 out of 100 times the results of the experiment would be attributed purely to chance. d. If Leslie ran the experiment, 0.1 out of 100 times the results of the experiment would be attributed purely to chance.
Assume that you have just accepted an offer of employment. What are the three steps to wrapping up that process?
What will be an ideal response?