Geriatric consumers from an assisted care facility attend activities in the community. Some
consumer's report these occasions as favorable, while others have concerns such as lack of
stimulation and poor transportation.
The director of the facility wants to ascertain more about the
concerns, and is particularly interested in the opinions of the consumers. What type of research will
most likely be implemented?
a) Experimental
b) Participatory action research
c) Deductive
d) Quantitative
Jodie wants to conduct research on effective psychosocial rehabilitation strategies for clients who
have a traumatic brain injury (TBI).
She begins by conducting a literature review, and finds that other
researchers have found that behavioral interventions are effective. In response, she designs her
methodology to compare the effectiveness of behavioral interventions between moderately and
severely impaired participants. In terms of purposes for conducting a literature review and in regards
to this scenario, what did she most likely obtain from the literature review?
a) Identification of others in the field
b) Consultation for her research design
c) Advantages of footnote chasing
d) Carrying on where others have left off
What is the sum of products?
a. 0
b. 28
c. 34
d. 50
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