The reversal or ABAB design cannot be thought of as unethical because it
a. Places the client at risk
b. Helps establish the effectiveness (or not) of the intervention
c. Withdraws the intervention
d. all of the choices
B
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a. Declaration of Independence b. Bill of Rights c. U.S. Constitution d. Code of Federal Regulations
Mikayla and Jenna have been married for six years. They have recently decided to try therapy because they find they argue incessantly and are drifting apart emotionally. They are no longer able to spend quality time together without fighting, and both would rather spend time with friends or by themselves than with each other. They state that their arguments tend to follow the same theme time
after time, regardless of what they are fighting about. Mikayla sees Jenna as "overly emotional" and states that she always breaks down during their fights. Jenna states that Mikayla never tries to understand her, that she can't share her emotions and that she'd rather be "logical" all the time. From a structural viewpoint, how might you describe this relationship pattern? A) The boundaries within their relationship are too diffuse B) The boundaries are rigid, and the couple doesn't want to change C) Complementary - their roles have become rigidly polarized D) Symmetrical - each partner tries to match the other's role
Human subjects research ______.
A. involves a living individual about whom an investigator conducting research obtains data through intervention or interaction with the individual, or identifiable private information B. includes social work clients who are being evaluated in order to determine whether the client is eligible for a critical service of the agency C. involves human subjects whether or not data are collected D. entails the use of deceptive techniques that are designed to get people to participate in a study
Social and economic challenges for older adults in the U.S. include:
a) scarcity of television programming b) too many prescription drugs c) too many transportation alternatives d) declines in private pensions