If scoring errors occur while grading an exam, what will happen to the exam?
a. Students will be unsuccessful when mastering the next topic in class.
b. The rubric used to grade the exam should be revised.
c. The reliability and validity will be reduced.
d. Reliability will be decreased and validity will be artificially inflated.
c
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Theoretical sensitivity specifically refers to the researcher
a) understanding that theory is indefinable and difficult to detect in research situations. b) knowing the direction of inquiry, subtle nuances within the area of study, and what questions to ask. c) knowing when categories are thick or saturated and when data gathering should cease. d) ensuring that he or she is kept up to date on current research in his or her chosen field of study
Which of the following is one of the four self-test questions recommended by Remley & Herlihy (2005) for professional counselors to consider once a decision has been made concerning an ethical dilemma?
a. Would you recommend the same course of action to other counselors? b. Would you make the same decision again if given the same situation? c. Were there any negative consequences due to the choice you made? d. All of the above.
When there is enough evidence from previous research to suggest that there is likely to be a difference in groups but there is not enough evidence to predict the exact direction is referred to as:
a. null hypothesis b. alternative nondirectional hypothesis c. alternative directional hypothesis d. working hypothesis
The most important tool in Strategic family therapy is:
a. the miracle question b. enactments c. directives d. sculpting