Which of the following is true about the findings from a systematic review of controlled outcome evaluations of psychological and hormonal treatment programs?
A. The programs were least effective on rapists.
B. The programs were only effective when participation was voluntary.
C. The programs had a significant measure of success with intrafamily child sex offenders.
D. The programs had no effect on exhibitionists.
Answer: B
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A. Qualitative research requires the use of very large samples. B. Qualitative research requires a carefully obtained probability sample. C. Qualitative methods focus on testing hypotheses and are rarely involved in generating hypotheses. D. Qualitative and quantitative methods can be used together.