One of the criticisms of common sense knowledge is that:
a. it is rarely accurate.
b. it is not based on experience.
c. it relies too heavily on experience and not on tradition.
d. it often explains everything, even when those explanations conflict with one
another.
D
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Jane was surprised to learn that
A. Less than three percent of all persons over 65 years of age live in nursing homes B. About twenty-five percent of all persons over 65 years of age live in nursing homes C. About thirty-three percent of all persons over 65 years of age live in nursing homes D. Nearly fifty percent of all persons over 65 years of age live in nursing homes.
Suppose you measured the concept of sex-role stereotype about management by asking a group of people to select 8 items that best described the good manager from a list of 16 items. One half of these 16 items had been found to represent the male stereotype and one half had been found to represent the female stereotype. You measured the variable of sex-role stereotype by summing the male-stereotyped items selected by the respondent. At what level have you measured the variable of sex-role stereotype?
A. nominal B. ordinal C. interval D. qualitative
When reporting survey research results, what do you NOT have to include?
A) date of survey B) size of sample C) exact question wording D) method of survey (face-to-face, telephone, etc.) E) All of the above are needed.
Critical incident debriefing includes all of the following EXCEPT:
A. support and assurance. B. discouraging functioning so client may rest. C. empathy and information. D. all of the above.