Pete wanted to see whether caffeine intake increased a subject's arousal state. He randomly assigned 100
high school seniors to an experimental or control group.
The experimental group drank a high caffeine soda,
while the control group drank a caffeine-free soda. He then measured and compared arousal states for both
groups. What type of design did Pete use?
A) interrupted time series B) two-group posttest-only design
C) classical experimental D) pretest-posttest
B
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A) ?Stress B) ?Anxiety C) ?Burnout D) ?Depression
A symbolic-experiential therapist working with a family says to the mother, "When did you divorce your husband and marry your son?" The therapist is attempting to:
A) deeply offend the family to the point of changing out of embarrassment. B) affectively confront the family to interrupt rigid patterns. C) help the client to separate personal issues from interpersonal issues. D) expand the symptom from an individual matter to a family matter.
Any measure of social well-being that can inform policy decisions is called
A) policy driver. B) inequality observation. C) social indicator. D) content analysis report.
Which is the better measure for Question 5 and why?
What will be an ideal response?