Writing for peer-reviewed journals is perhaps the toughest form of writing because articles are submitted to several other experts in your field for careful review—anonymously, with most journals—prior to acceptance for publication. This process is called:
a. Professor review
b. Journal review
c. Peer-reviewed
d. Editor reviewed
c. Peer-reviewed
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Both explanatory and evaluation research studies are concerned with the causes and effects of social phenomena. The difference between them is that evaluation research focuses on the:
a. Effect of particular policies or programs b. Meanings that people give their actions c. Description of the social phenomena of interest d. Consideration of the impact of social context e. How people get along in the setting under study
An example of a harm reduction strategy to reduce barriers to treatment is:
a. employ waiting lists
b. require eligibility and identification status before treatment entry.
c. promote access to treatment without requiring abstinence as a condition for receiving treatment.
d. publish treatment fees.
Which of the following theories of deviance, crime, delinquency, and drug abuse bills itself as the "general theory of crime"?
A. learning theory B. social control theory C. self-control theory D. social disorganization theory E. anomie theory
As pertains to the Verification of Appointment Form, the signature of the person conducting the intake must appear in proper alignment. The landmarks of the signature placement are:
A. "Respectfully" and "Intake conducted by" B. "Sincerely" and "Case Manager" C. "Disposition" and "Date" D. "Date," "Name," and "I swear these facts to be correct and accurate to the best of my knowledge"