SW 650 FINAL EXAM LATEST
Write two process objectives that you could measure to evaluate
whether the program is being implemented as planned and is
following "best practices."
Your Answer:
1. Program protocol is ready for implantation by the end of August
2020. 2. 50% of desired personnel have been hired and started training
by the end of October 2020.
Write two outcome objectives that you could measure to evaluate
whether the program is beneficial to the clients.
Your Answer:
1. As reported by clients fewer incidents of misuse of drugs and alcohol
by the end of the project. 2. Based on the results of the scales and
checklist improvement is shown on clients outlooks on life by the end of
the project.
According to this data (the data that is shown on the left above looks
as if it were entered into a computer database—helpful information
is summarized above on the right), what is the mean (average) age of
the parents in the class?
Your Answer:
There are 4 males in the parenting group.
What is the modal (most frequently reported) number of children of
the group participants?
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, SW 650 FINAL EXAM LATEST
Your Answer:
The most frequently reported number of children is 2. There are 4
families that report having 2 children.
Which respondent(s) show the highest level of parenting skills on the
pre-test? Give the ID number(s) of the person(s) with the highest
parenting skills score(s). Refer back to the data view for this.
Your Answer:
ID #4, had the highest score of 43 on the Pre-test Client Parenting Skill
Score.
The mean pre-test score on the parenting skills scale is 33; the mean
post-test score is 38. A t-test comparison of the pre-test and post-test
scores shows t = 3.459 with a significance level of p = 0.007. For
statistical significance, p ≤ 0.05. What does this information tell you
about the parenting group's impact on the members' parenting
skills?
Your Answer:
the parenting group impact had a positive impact on the members
parenting skills to a statically significant level.
Would the change in parenting-skills scores be considered
statistically significant?
Your Answer:
Yes, due to the p value being below 0.05.
What type of t-test (paired t-test or independent samples) was used
to compare pre- and post-test scores for the parents?
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Write two process objectives that you could measure to evaluate
whether the program is being implemented as planned and is
following "best practices."
Your Answer:
1. Program protocol is ready for implantation by the end of August
2020. 2. 50% of desired personnel have been hired and started training
by the end of October 2020.
Write two outcome objectives that you could measure to evaluate
whether the program is beneficial to the clients.
Your Answer:
1. As reported by clients fewer incidents of misuse of drugs and alcohol
by the end of the project. 2. Based on the results of the scales and
checklist improvement is shown on clients outlooks on life by the end of
the project.
According to this data (the data that is shown on the left above looks
as if it were entered into a computer database—helpful information
is summarized above on the right), what is the mean (average) age of
the parents in the class?
Your Answer:
There are 4 males in the parenting group.
What is the modal (most frequently reported) number of children of
the group participants?
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, SW 650 FINAL EXAM LATEST
Your Answer:
The most frequently reported number of children is 2. There are 4
families that report having 2 children.
Which respondent(s) show the highest level of parenting skills on the
pre-test? Give the ID number(s) of the person(s) with the highest
parenting skills score(s). Refer back to the data view for this.
Your Answer:
ID #4, had the highest score of 43 on the Pre-test Client Parenting Skill
Score.
The mean pre-test score on the parenting skills scale is 33; the mean
post-test score is 38. A t-test comparison of the pre-test and post-test
scores shows t = 3.459 with a significance level of p = 0.007. For
statistical significance, p ≤ 0.05. What does this information tell you
about the parenting group's impact on the members' parenting
skills?
Your Answer:
the parenting group impact had a positive impact on the members
parenting skills to a statically significant level.
Would the change in parenting-skills scores be considered
statistically significant?
Your Answer:
Yes, due to the p value being below 0.05.
What type of t-test (paired t-test or independent samples) was used
to compare pre- and post-test scores for the parents?
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