_____ is a problem-solving process in which proposals are accepted without a critical, careful review of the pros and cons of the alternatives, and in which considerable social pressure is brought to bear against those expressing opposing points of view.
A. Negative pressure
B. Groupthink
C. Mass decision-making
D. Majority mentality
Answer: B
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_____________ emphasized a structural shift away from bureaucratic boards of education to local forms of control.
a. School-based management b. Concentrating on subgroups c. Intervention services d. Screening and identification
Feminist practitioners view themselves as experts on clients’ problems
a. True b. False
The goal of chapter 2 is to ________
A) provide a strategy for creating ideas, research, and planning research design B) contrast theoretical frameworks C) teach researchers how to match research to social laws D) create a basis for statistical data analysis
Which is a way to treat social action and human activity as text to allow for determining the practical understandings of meanings and actions as symbols?
A) Content analysis B) Interpretative approaches C) Social anthropological approaches D) Collaborative approaches