Motivational interviewing was developed by _____________ as he demonstrated his motivational techniques to Norwegian student interns
a. William Miller
b. Harold Hughes
c. Charles Rapp
d. Alan Marlatt
a
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__________ refers to deriving some meaning from the observation that have been made
during a research project.
a. Data analysis b. Contingency analysis c. Table elaboration d. Data transformation
In family therapy, the patient is:
a. Often the one least hurt by destructive family relationships. b. The marital unit. c. The family as a whole. d. Excused from family session.
Jack Jackson, owner of the Jackson Automobile Supermarket, wanted to find out the kinds of cars to push to graduating college students
He asked 100 college seniors to rate ten aspects of 11 models his dealership sold: style, fuel economy, engineering, safety, performance, prestige, comfort, price, selection or options, and interior size. Each car was rated on the ten aspects from 0 (poor) to 5 (excellent). Each student also rated the importance of each aspect (1 = unimportant, 2 = moderate importance, 3 = very important). Then each aspect rating was weighed (multiplied) by its importance rating. Next, everything was added together for a score. Each car received a score of 0 to 150. After calculating the information and reviewing the results, Jack focused on selling cars with scores of 80 and higher to graduating students. What measurement technique did Jack use in his study? A) semantic differential B) Bogardus Social Distance Scale C) Likert scale D) Hawthorne scale E) an index
Gang involvement among the youth in the United States is seen as a result of
A. poverty or hopelessness. B. opportunities for economic advancement. C. dysfunctional families (substance abuse, divorce, abuse, and/or neglect). D. all of these.