Which research design may be seen as a prelude to a large social scientific study, which may or may not involve case studies?
A) Exploratory case study
B) Explanatory case study
C) Descriptive case study
D) Embedded case study
A
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Which law forbade older workers from being limited or treated in any way that would harm their employment possibilities?
a. Social Security Act of 1935 b. Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation Act of 1997 c. Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 d. Department of Labor Anti-Discrimination Law of 1989 e. None of the above
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Ekerdt argues that in newly retired individuals, the work ethic is transformed into a “busy ethic” and an “ideology of pensions.” 2. The “busy ethic” provides moral continuity to the transition from work to retirement. 3. A “creative retirement” is accessible primarily to those who are privileged. 4. Creative retirement” has more to do with how people choose to spend their time in retirement than with how they experience, feel, and think about the ways they are engaged with others. 5. According to Manheimer, people who choose to retire creatively should first be concerned with what gives them satisfaction.
Ventilation means _______
A. giving the client time to adapt to new ideas B. helping the client to achieve a healthier lifestyle C. allowing the client to express his or her emotions about his or her issues D. giving the client space to share his or her own ideas about solutions
In optimal frustration/responsiveness, the therapist
a) is empathically unattuned. b) allows the client to remain frustrated so they realize there is no gain without pain. c) is empathically attuned enough to provide certain psychological functions but is momentarily unattuned as well. d) always responds neutrally whenever the client experiences frustration.