Which of the following statements best describes the attitude of the American public toward biomedical and mental health research during the 20th century?
a. There has never been much concern about how researchers actually did their work
b. The attitude of the public underwent a major shift in the 1960s toward the need for a high standard for ethical practice
c. As human subjects are now and have been in the past protected by both criminal and civil law, there is no need for special ‘ethical treatment’ standards
d. There is now much more concern with the treatment of laboratory animals than toward how human subjects are treated
b. The attitude of the public underwent a major shift in the 1960s toward the need for a high standard for ethical practice
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Among the practical differences between multicultural and more traditional therapists is that multicultural therapists:
a. rarely practice individual therapy. b. often reach out to and develop a client's network of change agents . c. prefer social activism to psychotherapy. d. rely on multicultural group formats so that clients from different cultures can learn from each other.
The Wechsler Individual Achievement Test, 2nd Edition is an example of what type of test?
a. Multilevel survey achievement test b. Summative evaluation c. Diagnostic achievement test d. IQ test
What is the term used to recognize the competence of practitioners by authorizing them to use the title adopted by the profession?
a. Continuing education b. Degree c. Certification d. Diploma
When the program evaluation is conducted to determine how well the aims of the program have been achieved, it is known as
a) Management-oriented model b) Objectives -oriented model c) Contextual-oriented model d) Consumer-oriented model