When Administering Instruments That Have Been Translated to Another Language

question 30

Multiple Choice

When administering instruments that have been translated to another language with non-native English-speaking clients, the counselor should:

• A)find someone who can translate the instrument into the client's native language.
• B)give the instrument to the client with instructions to ask questions about anything confusing.
• C)read the manual to find out what modifications should be made, and what research supports these modifications.
• D)find someone who speaks the client's native language and have him or her give the instrument orally.

Analyze the effects of output changes on costs and the decision-making process in both short-run and long-run scenarios.

Understand the definitions and characteristics of nonexperimental and experimental research methods.

Recognize the elements of inferences of cause and effect, including temporal precedence, covariation, and elimination of other causes.

Differentiate between dependent, independent, situational, and confounding variables.

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Definitions:

Intraspecific Competition

A situation in ecology where individuals of the same species compete for the same resources in an ecosystem, such as food, space, or mates.

Character Displacement

The tendency for two similar species to diverge (become more different) in areas where their ranges overlap; reduces interspecific competition.

Limiting Resource

An environmental resource that because it is scarce or unfavorable tends to restrict the ecological niche of an organism.

Genetic Mutations

Permanent alterations in the DNA sequence that makes up a gene, leading to variations in the phenotype of an organism, which can be beneficial, neutral, or harmful.