When interviewing adolescents, discussion of alcohol and drug use or other legal problems should be avoided to minimize risk
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
false
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The ____ theme of cognitive psychology relates to whether one should use carefully controlled experiments or use natural observations
a. structures versus processes b. validity of inferences versus ecological validity c. nature versus nurture d. domain generality versus domain specificity
Josh, an Early Head Start teacher, gave brochures to pregnant mothers on the effects of lead, cleaning products, and alcohol on the developing fetus. He obviously knew about:
A) structural/metabolic birth defects B) maternal infections that can cause harm to the fetus C) toxins and teratogens D) inaccurate migration of cells
In their research on adolescents' perceptions of mental health, Chandra and Minkovitz found that:
a. their issues were really transitional issues and they did not need counseling. b. to their surprise, the counseling they received was excellent and helped them solve their problems. c. the majority of adolescents who sought mental health services were dissatisfied with the quality of care. d. the majority of adolescents believed counseling was only for young people from affluent neighborhoods and families.
Imagine you are researching how a new university partnership with your school is impacting teachers. Describe a qualitative or quantitative data collection strategy you could take to study how this partnership influences teachers. Additionally, describe one or two technology tools that would help with your research and explain why they would be useful.
What will be an ideal response?