The Active Yet Nonviolent Refusal to Comply with Morally-Objectionable Laws

question 48

Multiple Choice

The active yet nonviolent refusal to comply with morally-objectionable laws, used by abolitionist organizations like the American Anti-Slavery Society and civil rights activists like Martin Luther King, Jr., is known as what?

• A) affirmative action
• B) intersectionality
• C) strict scrutiny
• D) affirmative disobedience
• E) civil disobedience

Understand the legal requirements and best practices regarding medical examinations and physical ability tests in the hiring process.

Understand the constituents and purposes of personality tests in workplaces.

Grasp the concept and examples of construct validity.

Recognize the various types of tests and their applicability in assessing cognitive abilities.

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Definitions:

EST's

Short for Empirically Supported Treatments, which refers to therapies that have been scientifically tested and proven to be effective.

Theoretical Orientation

The philosophical approach or school of thought that informs a therapist's understanding of client issues and methods of intervention.

Efficacious Treatments

Therapeutic interventions and procedures that have been proven through rigorous testing and research to be effective in curing or alleviating diseases or disorders.

EST's

Abbreviation for Empirically Supported Treatments; these are therapies scientifically proven to be effective for specific disorders.