In light of the vignette from question #17, the researchers are also concerned about the validity of the
measure.
They want to ensure that the measure is accurate, and therefore compare scores on the
measure with scores of another measure for the same construct. In this scenario what method is used
to determine validity?
a) Test-retest
b) Criterion-related
c) Construct
d) Split-half
b
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A) An audience's beliefs. B) What motivates an audience. C) An audience's fears and hopes. D) All of these choices are correct.
When a difficult situation seems hopeless, the use of ______ can be a great way of making the issue seem manageable for a social worker.
A. humor B. empathy C. sympathy D. sharing
What is the best way to get your paper in a revise and resubmit stage accepted?
a. Ignoring the reviewers' suggestions as it will be the fastest way to resubmit the paper. b. Considering all the reviewers suggestions in detail, and submit detailed responses to the changes you made and why you may have chosen not to make some others. c. Only make the changes that you agree with. It is your paper and reviewers' comments are mostly seen as recommendations that can help you but you are not obliged to take them too seriously. d. Make the changes that both the editor and reviewers suggested and ignore the rest, because those are the revisions that have most consensus.
With respect to confidentiality, group leaders have a responsibility to do all of the following EXCEPT:
a. clearly define what it means and its limits. b. explain its importance. c. inform members of the difficulties involved in enforcing it. d. explain it is not mandatory, but a voluntary process.