A group's cohesion will generally decrease when there is a long-term disagreement on how to define or resolve a major problem.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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When planning for change, an intervention's "bottom line" is if it
A. improved the condition or quality of life for the target population. B. resulted in worthwhile "spin-offs" for additional initiatives. C. produced stable, fundable programs that are fairly permanent. D. empowered the host, controlling, and target systems.
If a non-profit organization takes in more money than it spends:
A. It immediately loses its non-profit status. B. It can claim the surplus as a tax deduction. C. It may be allowed to use the surplus to expand its services or retain some as "reserves" to weather future economic downturns. D. It can distribute the surplus to its major donors.
What is a primary difference between children who have health insurance and
children who do not? a. Children without healthcare are more than four times as likely to have delayed medical care because of cost. b. Children without healthcare are more than three times as likely to take advantage of government healthcare programs. c. Children with healthcare are more likely to be part of the workforce. d. Children with healthcare are more likely to need glasses.
Trivial relationships:
a. Can be statistically significant with very large sample sizes. b. Are more likely to be statistically significant with smaller sample sizes. c. Are never statistically significant. d. None of these