With Programs Such as TANF and Food Stamps

question 31

Multiple Choice

With programs such as TANF and food stamps,

• A)states have discretionary authority over benefit and eligibility levels,but must operate within federal guidelines.
• B)states have discretionary authority over benefit and eligibility levels and are not subject to federal guidelines.
• C)states have discretionary authority over benefit levels but not eligibility levels,which are set at the federal level.
• D)states have discretionary authority over eligibility levels,but not benefit levels,which are set at the federal level.
• E)None of these answers is correct.

Understand the use and benefits of the Latin square technique in experimental design.

Explain the implications of practice, fatigue, and other performance-related effects in repeated measures.

Understand the fundamental differences and applications between repeated measures and matched pairs designs.

Identify and explain key considerations in designing experiments involving repeated measures, such as the order of conditions, time intervals between treatments, and counterbalancing.

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