Describe at least two problems with the following survey question.  How would you correct those problems? Provide a revised question and answer set. How satisfied are you with the excellent customer service you received from our company?  1. Extremely satisfied  2. Very satisfied 3. Satisfied  4. Slightly satisfied 5. Not satisfied 

A city is evaluating the effectiveness of a new housing assistance program. To ensure strong causal inference, researchers use an experimental design. Which of the following must be true for this to be considered a true experimental design?

The Baltimore LIFE program is an example of a randomized experiment that investigates whether which of the following can reduce recidivism rates among formerly incarcerated individuals? 

Which of the following is an example of primary data? 

Which of the following statements correctly explains reliability and validity in measurement? 

A state-funded job training program wants to evaluate its impact on employment outcomes. Researchers plan to track employment rates six months later to compare outcomes. If random assignment were not possible, which of the following would be the best alternative evaluation design? 

A research team is conducting a study on the effects of a new mental health intervention for low-income populations. According to the Belmont Report, which of the following actions may violate its ethical principles? (Select all that apply.)

Referring to the above question, which phase was the class told is the most critical one in preventing cardiac complications?

Prader-Willi is a pediatric diagnosis characterized by all of the following except:  

The patient, age 56, was admitted to the hospital following a MVA.  He sustained multiple fractures as a result of the accident.  The PTA is performing therapeutic exercise to the patient.  He is now experiencing difficulty breathing.  The patient is experiencing which of the following?