A person indigenous to the group and setting being studied who is convinced that the study is worthwhile and meaningful to group and that no harm will fall upon the group, and then extends his or her credibility among the group to the researcher is a(n)
A) gatekeeper.
B) guide.
C) informant.
D) bargainer.
B
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As a result of Europeans restructuring landownership and economic relations, colonial influence in various parts of the world seems to have generally __________.
A) only slightly affected the status of women B) generally resulted in greater sexual antagonism between men and women C) raised the status of women D) undermined the position of women in societies in which they once had higher status
In the limited AB single design:
a. in order to use the one-sample t Test to analyze your data you need to measure the client behavior at the nominal level b. the one-sample t Test is used with interval level data to compare the one baseline score to the mean of the eight treatment scores c. the two independent samples t Test is used to analyze the data belonging to a single client d. many baseline scores at the nominal level are compared to six treatment scores
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Level of measurement is essential to determine the appropriate statistical test. 2. In a normal distribution, about 68 percent of all cases will fall between plus or minus one standard deviations from the mean. 3. Type I error occurs when there is no evidence of a statistical relationship between two variables based on the sample, but in fact, the two variables are related. 4. An alpha level of .10 means that the researcher is willing to accept a 10% chance of concluding that there is a relationship between the variables in the sample when there is no relationship in the population.
The first of Roosevelt’s New Deal legislation was:
a. Federal Emergency Relief. b. Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. c. Aid to Dependent Children. d. Unemployment Insurance