The narrative report for an ethnography should
a. focus on hypothesis testing.
b. attempt to generalize the findings to a larger population.
c. focus on a single theme.
d. be a holistic report of the culture.
Question 2
The non-equivalent comparison group design is a quasi-experimental design in which, for reasons of practicality, we cannot insure that the control and experimental groups are equivalent to each other when the experiment begins.
The major interpretational difficulty imposed by this design is
a. knowing whether the two groups are different from each other on the dependent measure once the experiment is complete.
b. deciding how much each group has to gain on the posttest compared to the pretest to be sure that the differences are reliable.
c. determining when we have collected enough data points to make a statement about the experiment's outcome.
d. being sure that any differences between groups at the end of the experiment result from the independent variable's influence alone, and are not related to preexisting differences.
The intermediate-disturbance hypothesis of community organization.
Gram Negative Testing
An example of a typical incident report.
Testing the client’s ability to feel vibrations, the knee
Testing distant vision
Testing Infants’ Knowledge