As defined in the text, a family with problems is not considered to be a group
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Social workers must negotiate many contrasting values as they consider helping to improve the well-being of people
in the United States.
a. True b. False
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
Which example is NOT a reason that social scientists sometimes question the existence of IRBs?
A) IRBs are more fit to establish ethical guidelines for qualitative than quantitative research. B) IRBs sometimes overstep intended purpose and limits. C) IRBs can impede the search for answers to social problems. D) IRBs help to mitigate risk of physical or emotional injury to research subjects.
The acronym DSM-5 stands for:
a. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: 5th Edition b. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Diseases: 5th Edition c. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Muscle Disorders: 5th Edition d. Deviant Syndromes Manual: Treatment and Remediation: 5th Edition