When may the participants begin to perform an analysis of community and/or
organizations?
A. Once contributing factors are identified.
B. Once a hypothesis of etiology is formulated.
C. Once possible interventions are identified.
D. Once a consensus on the hypothesis is achieved.
D
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A scatterplot visually represents: a. all of the choices
b. the relationship between the two variables. c. the statistical significance of two variable. d. a distribution of values for one variable.
Social workers terminating with clients attempt to do three things:
a) review the progress and outcomes of the intervention; review the helping relationship itself; and transfer the client to a new helping professional b) review the progress and outcomes of the intervention; perform a single-system design; and present their results to their colleagues c) assess the validity of the helping relationship; document the reliability of the helping relationship and plan for the client's future d) review the progress and outcomes of the intervention; review the helping relationship itself; and plan for the client's future
Before you start writing a research proposal, it is often a good idea to: A) disregard the expectations of the funding source
B) try to develop a relationship with a liaison staff member at the funding source. C) write a very lengthy concept paper detailing preliminary idea. D) ?refrain from looking at proposals that have previously been funded by the source you are considering.
Which of the following is NOT an intervention statement that may increase the odds that an involuntary member will become a voluntary participant?
A) ?You have to be here so you might as well enjoy it and make the most of it. B) ?What do you know about counseling? Have you ever participated in a group? C) ?How do you cope with having to do something you don't want to do? D) ?Many group members have felt the same way you do now. Maybe they could tell you what it was like for them.