In Project New Hope, 677 low-income adults were offered jobs, childcare, and healthcare, while others were offered none of these things. In the end, only 27% of those who were offered jobs stuck with it long enough to lift themselves out of poverty. Levels of depression did not decrease, nor did self-esteem increase. However, the classroom performance of the participants' male children increased. This example demonstrates the importance of ______.
A. theory-driven evaluation
B. process evaluation
C. measuring multiple outcomes
D. efficiency analysis
C. measuring multiple outcomes
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Which assessment technique is used in field work?
a) Likert scaling b) Thurstone scaling c) observation d) item analysis
Where can the right to privacy be found in the Constitution?
A. Article X B. The Preamble C. Article I, Section 8 D. First Amendment E. Not explicitly referenced in the Constitution
The Supreme Court case that held that the disparity in population of Georgia congressional districts violated the Constitution was
A) Baker v. Carr. B) Colgrove v. Green. C) Reynolds v. Sims. D) Wesberry v. Sanders. E) Marbury v. Madison.
Which of the following statements is true of Texas demography?
a. A single ethnic group constitutes a majority throughout Texas history until today. b. The percentage of Anglos has been steadily increasing over the past several decades. c. The percentage of African American Texans has not changed much since 1980. d. The percentage of Asian Americans is projected to grow larger than that of Hispanics.