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Carefully designed studies aimed at isolating the effect of the intervention on the outcome of interest.

Efficacy study

100

This type of research article provides a synthesized review of all or nearly all of the studies that have been conducted about a particular research question.

Systematic review

100

The three core ethical principles of the Belmont Report

Respect for persons, beneficence, justice

100

This process integrates the best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values.

Evidence-based practice

100

This type of systematic review is a research method that combines that data from multiple studies and re-analyzes the combined set to arrive at more reliable conclusions.

Meta-analysis

200

This type of research approach aims to attain an in-depth understanding of a few cases rather than a general understanding of many.

Qualitative study

200

When research participants are guaranteed _______, the researcher CAN associate responses with a name of the participant, typically through an ID number.

Confidentiality

200

According to this ethical principle, we should make every effort to maximize the benefits to clients and minimize the harms

Beneficence

200

This Competency advocates for engaging in practice-informed research and research-informed practice

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200

This type of study is carried out in everyday contexts to test the success of an intervention under more common circumstances.

Effectiveness study

300

The data analysis for this type of research approach can include statistical procedures and the sample size is typically larger than in other types of approaches.

Quantitative 

300

When data are collected ______ , there is no way for researchers to connect any information collected in the study to any study participant.

Anonymously

300

According to this ethical principle, social workers should foster informed and voluntary consent, recognizing clients' autonomy.

Respect for persons

300

What are the five steps of the EBP process (otherwise known as the 5 As)

Ask, Acquire, Appraise, Apply, Analyze/Adjust

300

These two components are part of a basic in-text citation (e.g., title).

Author and date/year

400

This type of research approach provides strengths that offset the weaknesses of both the qualitative and quantitative approaches.

Mixed-Methods

400

The degree to which an instrument measures what it is supposed to

Validity

400

According to this ethical principle, we should distribute the burdens and benefits of research equitably across society.

Justice

400

This model is a revised model of the EBP process for using evidence in social work practice intended to address the time and resource constraints in community settings. 

Evidence Informed Social Work

400

This APA reference has 4 errors, what are they:

Hanging indent, title in sentence case, missing DOI, journal name italicized.

500

Unlike true experimental designs, this type of design does not randomly assign participants to groups.

Quasi-experimental

500

A measuring instrument is _____ to the extent that administration of the same instrument consistently yields similar results.

Reliable

500

The Tuskegee Syphilis Study ended in this year, halting after 40 years, resulting in drastic changes to standard research practices

1972

500

Evidence-based ______ are "irreducible units of behavior-change technology" that can be used as an alternative to expensive, empirically tested community-based interventions.

Kernals

500

The notion that one's own culture is superior to the culture of other groups

Ethnocentrism

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