Use the Following Information to Answer the Question

question 53

Multiple Choice

Use the following information to answer the question. The data in the top row of the table shows the number of vacation days taken by the respondent in the previous 90 days. The respondents also reported their level of happiness; Very H means very happy, and so on.

-The following table shows the data after merging categories so that there are two column categories (0- 1 vacation days and 2 or more vacation days) , and two row categories (happy and unhappy) . Expected values for each cell are also shown in parentheses. Test the hypothesis that there is an association between happiness and number of vacation days taken in the last 90 days, using a significance level of 0.05. State the value of the test statistic rounded to two decimal places and state whether the p- value is closer to zero or one.

• A)ç2 = 5.03; The p- value will be close to zero.
• B)ç2 = 46.28; The p- value will be close to one.
• C)ç2 = 5.03; The p- value will be close to one.
• D)ç2 = 46.28; The p- value will be close to zero.

Comprehend the impact of different types of drugs (psychoactive, narcotics, sedatives) on the central nervous system and behavior.

Know the theories explaining the psychological mechanisms of hypnosis.

Understand the therapeutic applications and potential issues with psychoactive drugs and hypnotic substances.

Understand the applicability and principles of solution-focused therapy in treating involuntary or mandated clients.

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Definitions:

Treatment Goals

Specific, measurable objectives set for a patient or client to achieve as a result of therapeutic intervention.

Assessment Report

A document that outlines the presenting problem that led the client to seek counseling, summarizes the services provided, and addresses the outcomes of those services that were provided.

Test-oriented

An approach or system that places a strong emphasis on testing and assessments, often in educational or psychological contexts.

Domain-oriented

An approach or method that focuses on specific areas of knowledge or activity rather than being general or broad in scope.