In order to report that your data supported your study hypothesis, you must have the result that your data went in the hypothesized direction and were ______.
A. not surprising
B. not statistically significant
C. easily explained by chance
D. statistically significant
Ans: D
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A 21-year-old single mother, Nerene, confides to her public assistance worker, Horace, that she is planning to shoot
her boyfriend. Horace must report this to the proper authorities because the potential harm to Nerene’s boyfriend supersedes Horace’s commitment to Nerene. Horace explains his serious concerns and informs Nerene that he is required by law to inform authorities of her threats. Horace then informs the designated authorities. This is the ethical thing to do.
a. True b. False
Which two actions were viewed as the most unethical behaviors by both
supervisors and supervisees in Worthington, Tan, and Poulin’s 2002 study?
A. Intentionally fabricating information and engaging in sexual relations with a client B. Forging a supervisor’s signature and engaging in sexual relations with a client C. Intentionally fabricating information and forging a supervisor’s signature D. Engaging in sexual relations with a client and failure to complete documentation of client records within the required time E. Failure to complete documentation of client records within the required time and forging a supervisor’s signature
Stresses imposed by the external environment, such as a natural disaster, are considered a family problem.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Prior to passage of the Social Security Act, U.S. workers
A. had no way to provide for their retirement. B. could rely on their savings in retirement. C. could purchase disability and medical insurance from private companies. D. both B and C.