Those who live in motels, automobiles, abandoned buildings, and frequently "double up" with friends or relatives on a temporary basis are often referred to as the
a. temporary homeless.
b. hidden homeless.
c. marginal homeless.
d. uncounted homeless.
B
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Some famous case studies, such as the case of Nadia, get re-analyzed by other researchers who use secondary sources that report about the case because they are unable to observe Nadia directly and unable to access the original case study. What is a pitfall of examining a phenomenon from secondary reports instead of direct sources?
a. Decreased accuracy in data b. Increased risk of confirmation bias c. Increased generalizability of findings d. Lower validity of findings
The Mann–Whitney U test calculates a value for U from which:
a. a p value can be derived b. a coefficient value can be derived c. a chi square value can be derived d. a value of r can be derived
In terms of monitoring, and against the backdrop of increasingly limited funds for social services, in many ways, the
case manager assumes the role of:
a. Auditor b. Manager c. Accountant d. Cashier
Input, preparation, output, and processing are steps (not necessarily in this order) for:
a. Treatment. b. Interviewing. c. Assessment. d. Referral.