Which of the following statements is NOT true of society's reaction to disability?
A) ?The emphasis on "body beautiful" has caused people with a disability to be the objects of cruel jokes
B) ?There is a tendency in the society to conclude that a person with one kind of disability will have other kinds of disabilities.
C)Studies have found that many people actively interact with people who have a disability to express sympathy.
D) ?The fear and aversion to disability that most people have often lead them to fear and reject people with a disability.
C
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Which of the following are the three major levels of child dependency as a problem?
a) Child abuse, child maltreatment, and large adoption population b) Child maltreatment, child poverty, and child abuse c) Child malnourishment, child law breaking, child poverty d) Child poverty, child maltreatment, and rapid rise of the foster care population.
A researcher asks some teenagers to shoplift from a drugstore while he observes so that he can learn more about how they do it. This researcher may be violating the ethical principle which says
A) do not cause physical harm. B) avoid causing psychological abuse or stress. C) do not create new inequalities. D) do not place subjects in legal jeopardy. E) none of the above, it is not unethical.
Self-instructional training focuses on the importance of self-statements, because
a) impulse control problems result in weight gain and unhealthy habits, such as smoking. b) this is more cost-effective than in-person psychotherapy. c) maladaptive self-statements may contribute to a person’s problems. d) maladaptive self-statements result in increased self-esteem.
A research article reports that clients who received Intervention A had a 20% recidivism rate, while clients who received Intervention B had a 30% recidivism rate. What can be inferred from these statistics? A) Intervention A is more effective than Intervention B
B) The difference in recidivism rates may have been due to chance. C) We risk a Type II error if we conclude that Intervention A is more effective than Intervention B. D) ?We risk a Type I error if we conclude that the difference in recidivism rates may have been due to chance.