What might happen to a researcher’s work if they do not consider ethical implications of an evaluation?
What will be an ideal response?
Failure to consider ethical challenges in constructing and implementing an evaluation plan will leave a researcher vulnerable to being blindsided by accusations and ethical binds and multiple troubles that might sabotage or undermine one’s work.
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Deinstitutionalization resulted in a 75% decrease in the number of people in state mental health institutions from 1955
to 1980
a. True b. False
Karl Marx said that when work does not belong to the worker, he does not feel content
A. True B. False
A common goal of narrative therapy is:
a. self-actualization b. anger management c. creating and internalizing new stories d. using myths and other powerful stories to impart meaning to our lives
What does Emelia want from her supervisor? What does she need?
Emelia coordinated a Meals on Wheels Program for the elderly, and supervised 10 volunteers who delivered the meals. One day, when Emelia filled in for a volunteer and delivered a meal to the Snyders, she found Mr. Snyder very agitated and worried because Mrs. Snyder was missing. Apparently she had wandered off before. Because it was cold outside and they lived two blocks from a busy street, Emelia was alarmed and struggled with how to respond to this unexpected situation. As she tried to prioritize her responsibilities, she began to wonder if her volunteers were communicating with her and if they were well-trained for their responsibilities.