In health and social care, as a practicioner you're usually required to not disclose any information about your client openly to other people.
The only exemption here is when doing an super- or intervision with your peers, here you can "breach" this confidentiality with obviously still presenting this person as an anonymous case.
Another exemption is when you're given information that revolves around possible hurting other people or self-hurting coming from the client itself.
ANSWER: OPERATIONALIZE the variable.
EXPLANATION:
OPERATIONALIZATION refers to the process where by specific variable are defined and measured based on their function in a study/experiment.
However, to operationalize a variable in a study, a paradigm (theoretical framework) is used by researcher to create a concept through the process of conceptualization.
Definitions are made to back up the study, in other to remove any error or any doubt of the readers during accessing the study.
Thus, based on Jim's study. He defined the frequency and the intensity of the mood swings (as the two variables) for better understanding by the individuals.
This heavily depends on many other factors and variables that will likely change in your lifetime. Right now, you’re a student, so it’s implausible for you to save large amounts because you most likely don’t earn the same amount of money the average adult does. However, further in your life, you might find that your income has risen significantly, so you can save a larger percentage of your income and keep it for your retirement.
Answer: False.
Explanation:
The Roman army was made up of groups of soldiers called legions. Legio: (Legion) consisted of 10 cohorts, about 5,000 min. Eques Legionis: Each legio had a cavalry unit of 120 attached to them.
A Roman soldier was a well-trained fighting machine. ... Roman soldiers weren't always at war - they spent most of their time training for battle. They practiced fighting in formation and man-to-man. Legionaries also patrolled their conquered territories and built roads, forts, and aqueducts (a bridge which carried water).
