What is disability affirmative therapy?
What will be an ideal response?
It is the most recent approach to working with individuals with disabilities. Primary goal is to challenge the underlying premise that impairment is a personal tragedy and to question the notion that people with disabilities should be treated as victims of misfortune. It advocates a positive self-image and non-tragic view of people with disabilities. At the heart of this model is the concept of disability orientation.
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The Internet is potentially a valuable tool in the assessment process. Of the following uses of the Internet, which one seems to have the least potential for use with tests?
a. Test selection b. Orientation to testing c. Test administration d. Test interpretation
Amy is researching the effectiveness of journaling on self-rated depression. All her participants begin with a self-rated depression score of “moderate” based on a standardized test of depression. Amy randomly assigns half of the group to journal for 30 min each day, while the other half acts as a control group. What type of experiment is this?
A. a true experiment B. a quasi-experimental design C. a controlled experiment D. a field experiment
This test was especially developed to follow an "easy-hard-easy" format:
a. General Educational Development Test
b. Stanford Achievement Test
c. Iowa Tests of Basic Skills
d. Woodcock-Johnson III Test of Achievement
Which of the following is an example of an open question?
A. When did you first start having trouble in your marriage? B. What goes through your head when your spouse ignores you? C. How many times each week do you find yourself fighting with your spouse? D. Are you thinking about getting a divorce?