In direct replication of single?system experiments:
a. different clinicians apply the treatment to different clients.
b. only the individual clients vary from one experiment to another.
c. a successful treatment is applied to different disorders.
d. a clinician applies a successful treatment in different settings.
B
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Which of the following statements about using structural family therapy with diverse populations is TRUE?
A) The structural family therapy model was developed to attend to the dynamics and needs of diverse families, especially those families with children having difficulties. B) Structural family therapy employs an active and engaged approach in which the therapist often takes an expert stance in relation to the family, an approach that often fits with the values of traditional cultures. C) The structural family therapy model was both developed to attend to the dynamics and the needs of diverse families-especially those families with children having difficulties-and also employs an active and engaged approach in which the therapist often takes an expert stance in relation to the family-an approach that often fits with the values of traditional cultures. D) None of these is correct.
Many researchers who employ surveys in their research use attention checks. These questions often look like “please select the day of the week that matches today's day,” “Please select strongly disagree for this question,” or “please select the name of our current president.” This strategy does not allow them to overcome which of the following pitfalls of survey research?
a. Fraudulent respondents who randomly answer to receive compensation multiple times b. Careless respondents c. Social desirability bias d. Respondents with language barriers
“Could you tell me more about it?” is an example of:
a. Neutral inquiry b. Questioning feelings c. Summarizing d. Closed-ended question
When using human subjects in research, the concept of justice refers to ______.
A. respect B. beneficence C. avoiding unnecessary burden upon a vulnerable population D. protection from harm