When Would Records or Data-Available Methods of Data Collection Be

question 5

Multiple Choice

When would records or data-available methods of data collection be most appropriate?

• A) When research subjects are illiterate
• B) When participants are not reliable historians
• C) When the goal of research is to analyze trends and change over time
• D) When the researcher suspects that the subject may be attempting to alter responses to please the researcher

Know the impact of DSM-5 updates on the classification and diagnosis of eating disorders.

Understand the mental and emotional impacts of partial-syndrome eating disorders in adolescents.

Be familiar with the interventions and treatments available for eating disorders and obesity.

Understand the basic concepts and procedures involved in hypnosis, including hypnotic induction and its effects.

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The tendency for a group's prevailing attitudes or beliefs to become more extreme after discussing them as a group.

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Dominant or widespread beliefs or opinions held by a majority within a particular society or group at a certain time.

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