Samples are often used instead of the population for all reasons
except:
A. time collecting data
B. money collecting the data
C. effort to collect the data
D. samples are always more reliable than the population
D
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What do hospice and palliative care have in common?
A. They exclusively treat people who are near death. B. They both involve support from a patient's loved ones. C. They embrace the idea that, at the end of life, comfort is more important than continued aggressive treatment. D. They are both typically provided at home.
Conclusions drawn about individuals based on family-level data (such as income) may or may not be correct, due to the possibility of an error known as a/an:
a. Ecological fallacy b. Reductionist fallacy c. Event-based fallacy d. Selective observer fallacy e. Faulty cases fallacy
The key for survival in the helping profession for the long term is to be able to:
A) ?numb ourselves both physically and psychologically. B) ?compound our problems rather than solving them. C) ?balance a caring and empathic therapeutic style with the ability to distance yourself from the impact of your professional life at the end of the day. D) ?avoid dealing with our emotions.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The median is the measure of central tendency most affected by outliers. 2. If the mean is greater than the mode we know that more cases with higher values exist. 3. Median is defined as the value of the middle case in rank ordered. 4. Mean is defined as the mathematical average for population data. 5. Mode is defined as the value or number that occurs most often in a distribution of cases.