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nevelica

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Living in an encapsulated environment and seeing only what confirms your existing belief system is known as
 
  a. selection bias.
  b. confirmatory bias.
  c. encapsulation bias.
  d. hallucinatory bias.

Question 2

Before you accept a position in any setting, it is essential that you understand _____ because this influences the manner in which the agency functions.
 
  a. the philosophy of the agency
  b. the agency's policies about vacations and sick leave
  c. what is happening in other local social service organizations
  d. all of the internal politics of the agency



kristenb95

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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