SOCW 6101 WEEK 8 AND WEEK 9 ASSIGNMENT
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST
2023 (ALL IN ONE DOCUMENT) ALREADY GRADED A+
(WALDEN UNIVERSITY)
T or F: In qualitative methods, researchers learn by observing as they participate in a
natural setting? - ANSWER: True
T or F: Intensive Interviewing tends to contain highly structured questioning. -
ANSWER: False
T or F: Qualitative Research usually uses deductive reasoning. - ANSWER: False
Which of the following is false about participant observation? - ANSWER: Natural
processes are manipulated by the researcher
T or F: Single subject designs are easily implemented in social service agency settings.
- ANSWER: True
T or F: Participants must not know that intervention may be delayed while baseline
information is being collected so as not to taint the results. - ANSWER: False
Level: - ANSWER: Magnitude or amount of target variable
Trend - ANSWER: An ascending or descending pattern
Variability - ANSWER: How different the scores are within a phase
Graph - ANSWER: Diagrammed representation of change along axes
T or F: Sampling allows us to determine the generalizability of research findings -
ANSWER: True
The entire set of individuals or other entities to which study finds will be generalized
is the - ANSWER: Population
Simple Random Sampling: - ANSWER: Elements are selected by use of a random
number table
Systematic random sampling - ANSWER: Elements are selected by choosing every
nth element on the sampling frame after a random starting point
Cluster Sampling - ANSWER: Groups are randomly selected, and then elements are
randomly selected from those groups
, Stratified Random Sampling - ANSWER: Sub-groups within the population are
identified as sharing some characteristics, and elements are randomly selected from
those sub groups
T or F: Social Science is defined as the use of scientific methods to investigate
individuals, societies, and social processes. - ANSWER: True
Overgeneralization: - ANSWER: Unjustifiably concluding that what is true for some
cases is true for all cases
Illogical Reasoning - ANSWER: Prematurely jumping to conclusions or arguing on the
basis of invalid assumptions
Selective Observation - ANSWER: Noting observations that coincide with pre-
exisiting preferences or beliefs
Resistance to change: - ANSWER: Reluctance to change ideas even in light of new
information
Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) has resulted in a 50% decrease in
the number of families receiving assistance and a 50% increase in the number of
working mothers. This information suggests which kind of social research. - ANSWER:
Evaluation
T or F: A standard guideline in social work research ethics is that research should
cause no harm to subjects. - ANSWER: True
T or F: Debriefing must occur if deception of your subjects is necessary in the course
of your research. - ANSWER: True
The institutional review board (IRB) will close down a social work study because -
ANSWER: Any and all of the reasons listed above
Most research proposals will contain all of the following except: - ANSWER: A
findings section
Experienced writers suggest all of the following except: - ANSWER: Leave final
editing to the last minute
Academic journal articles contain all of the following sections except: - ANSWER:
Executive Summary
After you have completed a draft of research report, which of the following
techniques will help you improve your organization? - ANSWER: All of the above
In academic journal articles, who reviews reports to suggest whether they should be
published? - ANSWER: Anonymous Peers
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST
2023 (ALL IN ONE DOCUMENT) ALREADY GRADED A+
(WALDEN UNIVERSITY)
T or F: In qualitative methods, researchers learn by observing as they participate in a
natural setting? - ANSWER: True
T or F: Intensive Interviewing tends to contain highly structured questioning. -
ANSWER: False
T or F: Qualitative Research usually uses deductive reasoning. - ANSWER: False
Which of the following is false about participant observation? - ANSWER: Natural
processes are manipulated by the researcher
T or F: Single subject designs are easily implemented in social service agency settings.
- ANSWER: True
T or F: Participants must not know that intervention may be delayed while baseline
information is being collected so as not to taint the results. - ANSWER: False
Level: - ANSWER: Magnitude or amount of target variable
Trend - ANSWER: An ascending or descending pattern
Variability - ANSWER: How different the scores are within a phase
Graph - ANSWER: Diagrammed representation of change along axes
T or F: Sampling allows us to determine the generalizability of research findings -
ANSWER: True
The entire set of individuals or other entities to which study finds will be generalized
is the - ANSWER: Population
Simple Random Sampling: - ANSWER: Elements are selected by use of a random
number table
Systematic random sampling - ANSWER: Elements are selected by choosing every
nth element on the sampling frame after a random starting point
Cluster Sampling - ANSWER: Groups are randomly selected, and then elements are
randomly selected from those groups
, Stratified Random Sampling - ANSWER: Sub-groups within the population are
identified as sharing some characteristics, and elements are randomly selected from
those sub groups
T or F: Social Science is defined as the use of scientific methods to investigate
individuals, societies, and social processes. - ANSWER: True
Overgeneralization: - ANSWER: Unjustifiably concluding that what is true for some
cases is true for all cases
Illogical Reasoning - ANSWER: Prematurely jumping to conclusions or arguing on the
basis of invalid assumptions
Selective Observation - ANSWER: Noting observations that coincide with pre-
exisiting preferences or beliefs
Resistance to change: - ANSWER: Reluctance to change ideas even in light of new
information
Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) has resulted in a 50% decrease in
the number of families receiving assistance and a 50% increase in the number of
working mothers. This information suggests which kind of social research. - ANSWER:
Evaluation
T or F: A standard guideline in social work research ethics is that research should
cause no harm to subjects. - ANSWER: True
T or F: Debriefing must occur if deception of your subjects is necessary in the course
of your research. - ANSWER: True
The institutional review board (IRB) will close down a social work study because -
ANSWER: Any and all of the reasons listed above
Most research proposals will contain all of the following except: - ANSWER: A
findings section
Experienced writers suggest all of the following except: - ANSWER: Leave final
editing to the last minute
Academic journal articles contain all of the following sections except: - ANSWER:
Executive Summary
After you have completed a draft of research report, which of the following
techniques will help you improve your organization? - ANSWER: All of the above
In academic journal articles, who reviews reports to suggest whether they should be
published? - ANSWER: Anonymous Peers
