Why has it traditionally been difficult for researchers to get published in professional journals when research is not based on scientific methods?
What will be an ideal response?
There are concerns over loss of control, for instance when a study is conducted in the natural environment, where the researcher typically has little control over extraneous variables.
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Hipaa:
A. Requires that clinicians provide a notice of privacy practices about the use and disclosure of protected health information and that clients sign it B. Is a form of psychotherapy focusing on humanistic and interpersonal affect and action C. Requires that all clinicians must keep electronic medical records D. All of the above E. None of the above
Which of the following is not one of the three criteria that an MRI therapist uses to indicate that a case is ready for termination?
a. there has been a small but significant change in the problem b. the family is no longer triangulating one another in the problem sequence c. the change that was made seems to be something that will continue d. the client states they can maintain the change without the therapist
Virtually all codes of ethics consider an information resolution between counselors to be the ____ action step in resolving ethical dilemmas.
a. First b. Second c. Third d. Fourth
Typically researchers using single-participant designs decide whether or not the independent variable or treatment had an effect by ______.
A. using inferential statistics B. doing qualitative analysis C. doing graphic analysis D. doing nonparametric analysis