Which historical social movement in the field of social work had social reforms as its primary agenda?
A. settlement house movement
B. charity organization society movement
C. mental health movement
D. civil rights movement
Answer: A
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A measurement of research in quantitative research involving the use of numbers with equal units of measurements is referred to as:
a. ordinal scale b. interval scale c. ratio scale d. nominal scale
Rita has grown aware of the fact that her alcohol use is contributing to problems with her health, her work, and her marriage. She has attempted to cut back on her drinking because of this, but cannot seem to reduce her alcohol intake. Rita most likely
a. is a social drinker. b. has no problem with her drinking. c. has some sort of alcohol use disorder (AUD). d. has none of these.
Which of the following is an example of an artificial performance assessment?
a. Completing an essay exam in ninth grade b. Driving a car in the parking lot for driver's education class c. Trying out for cheerleader in junior high d. Creating a wedding folder in sociology class
The theorist most closely linked to the origins of cognitive-behavior modification is:
a. B.F. Skinner. c. Alan Kazdin. b. Joseph Wolpe. d. Donald Meichenbaum.