A great deal of learning about ethics is based on "famous cases." Which study is the "famous case" in which poor black men were not treated and allowed to become disabled and permanently harmed in a Public Health Service study by the U
federal government?
A) Tearoom Trade
B) Jury Study
C) Milgram Obedience Experiment
D) Zimbardo Prison Experiment
E) Bad Blood
E
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According to the text, principles of motivational intervention are derived from the findings primarily from
A) ?anthropology B) ?social psychology C) ?abnormal psychology D) ?behavior modification
An important aspect of communicating feeling is:
a. Being aware of your reactions to what is being said by the client b. Focusing exclusively on your own reactions and ‘bracketing out' what the client is saying for a brief moment c. The ability to identify and monitor your own feelings d. All of the above e. a and c
One of the advantages of using the social survey to collect data is that it ______.
A. addresses the issue of causation in regard to what is the cause of the client’s improvement from pretest to posttest B. improves the generalization of study results to a large population C. enhances the likelihood that statistical significance will be achieved in the analysis of the data D. flexibility in responses
Which phrasing would be inappropate according to APA guidelines?
a. Depressed people b. People who have anxiety c. Participants who are homeless d. Families with low income