Every time we opt not to reject the null hypothesis, we inescapably risk making a Type II error
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Suppose an ABCD design obtains the following results regarding level of social adjustment with a chronically mentally ill client discharged to live with his family
A (Baseline): 10 10 10 10 10 B (Social skills training): 10 10 10 10 10 C (Occupational Rehabilitation): 10 10 10 10 10 D (Family education): 15 20 25 30 35 What is the most appropriate inference for future interventions with similar clients?
a. Just provide the family education. b. Provide all three interventions in the same order. c. Replicate the study to assess possible order effects. d. none of these.
During an initial session, a client appears reluctant to speak and states, "I am not sure if this is going to work out". The BEST response for the social worker to take is to:
A. Use this as an opening to address this hesitancy as a therapeutic issue B. Ignore the comment because this is only the first interaction and such feelings are likely to subside over time C. Ask the client to speak about other situations in which the client has similar feelings D. Clarify what the client can expect, including the social worker's role and confidentiality practices.
The Black Codes did which of the following?
a) Increased property rights for freed slaves. b) Encouraged education of blacks. c) Abolished chain gangs for those accused of idleness. d) Specified the kinds of economic activities in which freed blacks could engage.
Propaganda theorists like Harold Lasswell were generally
a) quite optimistic about average people's ability to resist manipulation b) neither optimistic nor pessimistic about resistance to manipulation