A social work researcher is a participant observer for a study on the experiences of the "working
poor." The goal of the research is to exist along side others who earn equal to, or less than the
minimum wage and are providing for a family.
During this experience the researcher tends to loose
objectivity by "overidentifying" with the research participants. What is the term anthropologist use
for the phenomena of "overidentification" with research participants?
a) Subjectivity
b) Objectivity
c) Going native
d) Bias
c
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According to Sue and Torino (2005), a client's __________ identity includes their shared cultural background with others, and it is part of the definition of their problems and concerns
A. individual B. idiographic C. universal D. group
Social scientists have an ethical obligation to the population they study because
A) they study human subjects. B) they use quantitative data collection methods. C) they have no influence on policy and law. D) they have no risk of inflicting physical or emotional harm to subjects.
Empathic attachment requires a balance between _______.
A. challenge and ease B.risk and safety C. connection and professionalism D. support and disengagement
The client will benefit from the coordination of the services of multiple professionals because:
A. the client will not be held accountable for locating resources. B. the client will be able to learn self-advocacy skills. C. the client will be more likely to follow up with appointments. D. the client will have access to an array of services.