In the hypothesis, "There is a positive correlation between grades on
a statistics exam and number of math courses previously completed,"
the outcome variable is:
A. number of hours studied.
B. grades in the math course.
C. grades on the statistics exam.
D. number of math courses previously completed.
C
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Decisions reached by nonprofit agencies are examples of
a. Governmental social welfare policy. b. Voluntary social welfare policy. c. Corporate social welfare policy. d. Institutional social welfare policy.
Medicaid legislation had a major unintended consequence by covering psychiatric hospital care as numerous state psychiatric facilities released patients. What was this consequence?
A. It placed older adults who exhibited behavioral problems in nursing homes, and the population of these facilities largely doubled. B. It placed psychiatric patients in community health centers for 24-hr care. C. It placed older adults who exhibited behavioral problems in jails and prisons even though they did not break any law. D. It placed older adults who exhibited behavioral problems in group homes.
The term downshifting refers to:
a. voluntary limiting of job demands so employees can devote increased time to one's family or oneself b. movement of jobs from the U.S. to other countries c. effects of stress created by job demands on dual-career families d. the change from an industrial economy to a service economy
All of the following are important guidelines when working with gay and lesbian couples
EXCEPT: A) Being aware of your own feelings regarding the family and working on any prejudice that may be present B) Recognizing that similarities to heterosexuals do not exist for gay and lesbian families C) Recognize their loss of privilege D) Making sure the family has support systems in place