Interventions are often targeted at helping at-risk youth and families before problems begin occurring.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Which of the following is true about the Back-to-Sleep campaign, which began in 1994?
A. Fewer infants are experiencing motor delays. B. Infants dying from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome have decreased by 50 percent. C. Babies are being placed on their tummies for 30 minutes at a time throughout the day. D. The Back-to-Sleep campaign has not made a significant difference in either the occurrence of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome or infant’s motor development.
Five-year-old Connor had night terrors last night. His parents are not concerned because Connor:
a. was able to sleep through the night terror. b. talked about his night terrors and fears the next morning. c. woke his parents and felt soothed by their presence. d. takes naps to catch up on lost sleep.
In all of her books, Madeleine L'Engle emphasizes
a. Stories specifically for young audiences. b. Adult concepts that are simplified for children. c. A meaningful search for truth. d. The mystery and beauty of the cosmos and a natural balance in the universe.
Which research technique involves a guided conversation with 5 to 10 participants over a few open-ended questions?
a. Focus Group b. Indepth-Interview c. Informal Feedback d. Observation