Congregate housing
A) offers a range of housing alternatives, from independent living to full nursing home care.
B) is the most extreme restriction of autonomy and social integration.
C) provides a variety of support services, including meals in a common dining room.
D) differs from an ordinary home only in that it has been modified to suit older adults' capacities.
C
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Several students are discussing the controversy about recovered memory and false memory. Which of the following students provides the best summary of the "recovered-memory perspective"?
a. Michele: "According to this perspective, all memories that adults recover about childhood sexual abuse are inaccurate, resulting from source-monitoring problems." b. Magali: "This perspective says that there is no objective way to tell whether recovered memories are accurate, so that individuals are advised not to be concerned about them." c. Greg: "According to this perspective, childhood sexual abuse is so traumatic that people may forget those memories for a while, but may retrieve them during adulthood." d. Sol: "According to this perspective, a recovered memory is actually a constructed memory, in other words, people revise the past so that it is consistent with the present."
Professor Wagner is explaining to his subjects the purpose behind the experiment they just participated in, along with a general description of the results. He is engaging in what aspect of a research study?
A) debriefing B) informed consent C) institutional review D) deception