Corcoran and Vandiver identify all of the following as aspects of time limited intervention
strategies EXCEPT:
A) Being time limited helps services be cost effective
B) Time limits foster client's optimism
C) Clients reported lower levels of satisfaction
D) Funding sources were more willing to approve payment for services
C
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Compose both a quantitative research question and a qualitative research question that you could pose to your fellow students. For the qualitative study’s open-ended question, what are two steps you’d undertake during the content analysis?
What will be an ideal response?
Assigned the task of comparing two different policy approaches to a problem, you
decide to evaluate the cost effectiveness of each option. Even though Option A is cheaper, you find that the program’s personnel prefer Option b. How does this impact the viability of your proposal? a. Approval by those outside of the program may be impaired. b. Effectiveness and efficiency may be undermined by poor implementation. c. Inadequate funding may be allocated to support the implementation. d. Public opinion of the proposal may be difficult to solicit.
All of the following were a part of the Elizabethan Poor Laws except:
a. primary responsibility for assistance rests with the family b. a distinction between worthy and unworthy poor c. local authorities were not involved in providing assistance d. residency requirements e. assistance is given only in the case of dire necessity
The concept of personalization is a cognitive distortion defined by which of the following?
A) External events are attributed to oneself; it is especially common in intimate relationships B) It is a belief based on little evidence C) It is a belief based on one or two incidents used to make a broad, sweeping judgment about another's essential character D) It is the assigning of a personality trait to someone based on a handful of incidents, often ignoring exceptions