The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
a) is fully federally funded and is the same across all 50 states
b) distributes matching funds to states, and thus varies considerably across the 50 states
c) was discontinued in 2007
d) is financed through the end of 2010, then must be reauthorized or discontinued
b
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Wayne Alcorn is a seventy-two year old gentleman who has led an active life and is involved in community activities. If a neighbor needed a hand, Wayne was the first to help. He was especially well known for his volunteer work at the hospital’s cancer center where he served both snacks and a kind word to patients in the infusion unit. He is brought to the emergency room due to an episode of unexplained loss of consciousness. His wife shares that Wayne has experienced transient episodes of loss of consciousness, repeated falls, and fainting spells over the past year but nothing like what brought him to the ER. A thorough work up found no evidence of heart disease. However in the ER he was found to have dizzy spells on standing up and urinary incontinence.
What would be the best provisional diagnosis to consider for Wayne? a) New onset seizure disorder b) Possible neurocognitive disorder due to Lewy bodies c) Possible neurocognitive disorder due to Alzheimer’s disease d) Cerebrovascular Disease
Which of the following was NOT recommended by the text as a way to enhance the external
validity of experiments?
a. conduct laboratory experiments rather than field experiments b. conduct field experiments rather than laboratory experiments c. replicate findings d. use complex experimental designs to reduce the threat of multiple?treatment interference
What occurs less frequently in a report of a qualitative research study
than in a more quantitative one? A. a review of literature B. the results from statistical analysis of data C. a methodology section D. recommendations for future research
A pretest relates most closely to which stage of social research?
a. problem formulation b. problem assessment c. data collection d. drawing conclusions