An Experiment Is Conducted to Test the Effectiveness of a Social

question 27

Multiple Choice

An experiment is conducted to test the effectiveness of a social work intervention. The experimental group improves more than does the control group, but the results are not statistically significant. This means that​

• A) ​the intervention was not effective.
• B) ​the intervention was effective, but not at a significant level.
• C) ​we cannot rule out sampling error in inferring about the effectiveness of the intervention.
• D) ​the results were clinically significant despite not being statistically significant.

Grasp the relevance and application of policy practice and social work research to enhance practice effectiveness.

Differentiate between concepts such as supervision, consultation, and ethical dilemmas in social work practice.

Understand the ethical responsibilities of social workers, including adherence to the NASW Code of Ethics.

Recognize the necessity of utilizing both micro and mezzo level skills in problem-solving across different systems.

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Definitions:

Central Figure

The main subject or character in a work of art, literature, or performance, often pivotal to the narrative or theme.

Shakyamuni

Another name for Siddhartha Gautama, the historical Buddha and founder of Buddhism, who lived in the 6th to 4th century BCE.

Amitabha

A principal Buddha in Mahayana Buddhism, associated with pure land teachings and known for his promise to welcome all beings into his realm of Sukhavati.

Handscroll

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