Many qualitative studies use more than one qualitative research method, while quantitative studies use only one research method
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Which of the following could constitute a "sampling frame"? a. A single-subject design intended to test the efficacy of Parent EffectivenessTraining
b. A pretest of an experiment. c. The results of a study that have been reported in a human service journal. d. A list of all clients of a community mental health agency.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Positive effects at the individual level are not an outcome of self-directed groups.
Sixteen year-old Bill Atkins was referred to the school social worker after his most recent
suspension. According to the staff interviewed – the guidance counselor, assistant principal, teachers – Bill has a long history of defiance and aggression toward peers as shown in numerous fights in school. The social worker also interviewed Bill’s parents who confirmed the youngster’s defiant behavior at home. His parents added that he can be aggressive; seen in breaking doors or punching holes in the walls if he doesn’t get his way. Bill’s mother comments, “When backed into a corner, Bill will choose a lie rather than the truth. Lately, his father and I have noticed things missing around the house. It started with small change but now I’m afraid to leave my jewelry out.” Bill’s mood was consistently seen by those who were interviewed as irritable or depressed. No psychotic symptoms or sleep disturbances were reported. What would be the most likely diagnosis to consider for Bill?
a) Oppositional defiant disorder b) Conduct disorder c) Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder d) Attention/deficit hyperactivity disorder
Cross-national analysis is an example of:
a) Comparative analysis b) Process analysis c) Quantitative evaluation d) Ethical evaluation