According to the article Please Don't Depend on Me about nursing home residents, the problem that staff might spend much more time with one resident than with another was approached by:
(a) only permitting staff to spend a maximum of ten minutes in each room
(b) averaging the percentages of each resident's behavior, rather than summing the total time all residents spent doing a particular behavior
(c) asking staff to ignore behavior that occurred more than once
(d) providing residents with a timer so that staff could be aware how much time they were spending with each resident
B
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a. many women of color are suspicious about discussing personal problems with therapists, especially European American therapists. b. in the current era, most Latinas can easily find a therapist in their community who speaks Spanish. c. women of color are more likely than European American women to recognize when psychotherapy is necessary. d. Black women are so strong that they are unlikely to require psychological counseling.
____ discovered the law, S = K log R.?
a. ?Müller b. ?Weber c. ?Helmholtz d. ?Fechner e. ?Wundt
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a. exchange orientation. b. social conformity. c. self-disclosure. d. groupthink.
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A. nominal variables B. ratio variables C. categorical variables D. ordinal variable