A researcher finds p = 0.03 when comparing two groups. 1. Is this statistically significant?2. What does this mean for the null hypothesis?

Selecting individuals with the highest trauma scores to understand severe cases is:

The Belmont Report established _________________.

Two clinicians independently observe behavior and give nearly identical ratings. What does this demonstrate?

A person’s religious affiliation is an ordinal variable.

BONUS! (Worth 2 Points) A study finds a strong positive correlation between hours of social support and life satisfaction among older adults. What does “positive correlation” mean in this context? Can the researcher conclude causation? Why or why not?

A study recruits Kindergarten students starting school the year of COVID-19 shutdowns. Students are followed for a number of years and students are sampled throughout that process. What type of study is this?

BONUS (Worth 2 Points) A researcher studying burnout among social workers identifies the following theme:“Emotional exhaustion linked to lack of organizational support.” Question: Explain what this theme means in your own words Provide one example of qualitative data (a possible quote) that would support this theme Describe one implication for social work practice

If you want to administer a survey to people under the age of 18, you will need both parental consent and you assent.

Explain the difference between independent and dependent variables. Provide a social work example.