When making sampling decisions in human research, what factor becomes very important?
A) who makes the sampling decision
B) how the files will be taken care of
C) how convenient the sampling population is
D) choosing which population to study
D) choosing which population to study
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Your client is a twenty- three year old woman, who recently divorced and is seeing a social worker in order to assist her in adapting to her new life style. During one session, the woman appears particularly anxious, and states that she is suddenly feeling "out of control". The social worker should first:
A. Call the police B. Refer for a medical evaluation C. Consider safety issues of others around her D. Discuss the women's definition of "out of control"
The term learning disabilities has been used since the first national or organization meeting of parent groups and
professionals in the year a. 1947. b. 1963. c. 1969. d. 1974. e. 1982.
The study methods phase of research for the descriptive study will include information on the ______.
A. research question being pursued such as “What are the characteristics of our clients?” B. statistical analysis of data showing whether the hypothesis was supported C. conclusions that were supported by the study results D. study sample, the variables being measured, and the tools used to measure study variables
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
With regard to testing directional and non-directional hypothesis, SPSS has the one-tailed test as the default.