Which of the following are variables?
A) female, Jewish, high school graduate
B) plumber, professor, dentist.
C) occupation, political party preference, birth date.
D) ?21, violent, poor.
E) none of the above.
C
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Which of the following statistics is NOT true regarding homelessness?
a. 10% of homeless adults are estimated to have a serious mental illness, although the types of disorders have changed over time. b. The Census Bureau count estimates 560,000 individuals use shelters in a given night c. Accurate statics are difficult to gather d. None of the above
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the overall employment of social workers is projected to grow _____ percent from 2012 to 2022, faster than the average for all occupations
A) ?19 B) ?9 C) 36 D) ?6
Although many parents and participants commonly claim dramatic changes in the behavior of adolescent participants in boot camps, there is controversy about their effectiveness because
a. many adolescents do not complete the program. b. research suggests that boot camps do not necessarily reduce recidivism rates in young offenders. c. research suggests that the harsh discipline creates anger in participants. d. most boot camps are located in geographical areas far away from parents.
Drawing on his experiences in the death camp at Auschwitz, Frankl asserts that the inmates who had a much greater chance of surviving were those who:
A) ?had a vision of some goal, purpose, or task in life. B) ?were able to concentrate on their own survival. C) ?had the ability to get their needs met. D) ?were able to accept their fate.