What are institutional review boards and what is the purpose of one?
A) They are located in state police offices. They ensure that researchers do not misuse money given to them for research.
B) They are part of professional associations. They lobby for more research money from government agencies.
C) They are at most colleges, hospitals, and research centers. They make sure that research involving humans is carried out ethically.
D) They are located inside government agencies that give grants for research. They ensure that the methodology used is scientific.
E) They are parts of citizen groups. They fight against the invasion of privacy that social research represents.
C
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Which of the following statements is FALSE about cognitive functioning in older adults?
a. Mental decline varies from one individual to the next. b. Mental stimulation can assist with memory functioning. c. Problems with memory usually indicate Alzheimer's disease. d. Speed of information processing declines with age.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. Which of the following are elements of a frequency table?
A. cumulative percentage B. percentage C. valid percent D. frequency
Intrapersonal interventions do not include:
a) Identifying and discriminating between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors b) Role playing c) Recognizing associations between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors d) Analyzing whether thoughts and beliefs are rational
In _____, you encourage clients to share their reactions to the results of measurement instruments
such as questionnaires, various individual or subjective rating scales, and the graphic reflections of trends and patterns.
A. needs assessment B. final evaluating C. plan execution D. functional analysis