Macro social workers accept people’s perceptions of social reality
a. as valid because people have a right to own their feelings and values.
b. as valid when they conform to objective social reality.
c. as invalid when they diverge from objective social reality.
d. as invalid unless others in their situation confirm their perceptions.
A
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Social welfare policy always follows a linear flow
a. True b. False
The classic AB design:
a. measures a single client several times before treatment begins and once during the treatment period b. measures a single client several times before treatment begins and a different same client several times during the treatment period c. measures a single client several times before treatment begins and the same client several times during the treatment period on the same dependent variable d. measures a single client several times before treatment begins on the same dependent variable.
As the author indicates, cigarettes aside, marijuana is the psychoactive substance that racks up the most use-days among its last-year users. What explains how these theories or explanations address this basic fact-for instance, how is it possible that alcohol, a freely available substance, is used less often used by its last-year users than marijuana, a not-quite-so-freely available substance?
What will be an ideal response?
If Study A reports a Cohen's d of .60, and Study B reports a correlation coefficient of .60, then:
a. Both studies have reported equal effect sizes. b. Study A's effect size is stronger than Study B's effect size. c. Study B's effect size is stronger than Study A's effect size. d. Both studies have reported substantively significant findings.