When you seek community members to help lead a CDC, what is probably the most important
question you can ask?
a. Are they people of power, status and wealth?
b. What contacts do they have?
c. Are they socially prominent?
d. Are they socially engaged?
D
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In their study of emotionally disturbed children, Haynes, Sullivan, Davis and Yoo (2000) used which of the following culturally competent strategies for data collection?
a. Professional interpreters b. Staff members c. Parent advisory board members d. Program administrators
Professor Tun-jen Cheng wanted to study why thousands of people leaving Hong Kong moved to
Vancouver, British Columbia. In order to establish temporal order in his causal argument, he must show which of the following? A) Events in Hong Kong occurred before people moved to Vancouver. B) There is a correlation between events in Hong Kong and a decision to move. C) A fear for the future of Hong Kong and no other reason caused the move to Vancouver. D) People who left Hong Kong are more educated with higher incomes than those who stayed in Hong Kong.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
It is acceptable for clinicians to use MBT in their practice without training or practicing mindfulness themselves.
Which of the following was formulated in 1961 as a challenge to activity
theory? A) disengagement theory B) continuity theory C) adaptation theory D) age stratification theory