Some Cultural Aspects You May Find in the Interview Include

question 32

Multiple Choice

Some cultural aspects you may find in the interview include all but one of the following:

• A) Middle-class U.S. clients may be expected to use direct eye contact.
• B) Many Spanish-speaking groups have more varying vocal tone and rapid speech rate than English-speaking people.
• C) Less economically advantaged groups often expect advice and suggestions rather than drawn-out talk and analysis of the problem.
• D) Men tend to feel more comfortable with closer interpersonal distance than women.

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Definitions:

Random Assignment

The process of selecting participants for experimental and control groups by using a chance procedure to guarantee that each participant has an equal probability of being assigned to any of the groups; a control for selection bias.

Participant

An individual who takes part in a study or experiment, providing data for researchers to analyze.

Equal Chance

The principle that each participant or subject in a study has an equal probability of being chosen for any given condition or treatment.

Confounding Variable

is an external factor in a research study that may affect the outcome of the experiment, leading to inaccurate conclusions if not controlled.