Which of the following is an example of a natural or human-caused disaster?
A) Hurricane Sandy in 2012
B) Hurricane Katrina in 2005
C) A Tsunami off Japan in 2011
D) None of these
E) All of these
A
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Consider the case where DNA samples from the Havasupai were misused. What were the consequences that the University involved in the research had to face?
a. The Havasupai sued the university, which ultimately paid $700,000 to the tribe's members and returned the blood samples. b. The university did not face any consequences because they were deemed to have committed no ethical offences. c. The Havasupai did not sue the university but negotiated for more payment for the DNA samples to be used in other ways. d. The university was banned from conducting all forms of DNA research after the incident with the Havasupai.
An essential feature of narrative therapy is ________________________________.
a. The person is the problem. b. The client’s “lens “ may be distorted, and it is the therapist’s job to refocus the “lens” for the client. c. The problem is the problem. d. Having the client read aloud their stories in front of their families.
Please explain the importance of the statement that the structure of our data will determine the statistic that we can employ to answer our research question.
What will be an ideal response?
If you wanted to study changes in the ways in which children who were born deaf adapt to
their handicap at different ages, the preferred research method to use would be:
a. cross?sectional research. b. ecological research. c. longitudinal research. d. reactive research