Measuring how practitioners feel about working with minority clients when you really want to know how well informed they are about cross-cultural practice is a problem of operationalization concerning
A) the use of single or multiple indicators.
B) how observations are going to be made.
C) the specific dimensions of the variable to be studied.
D) the relevant range of variations.
E) the degree of precision needed between extremes.

Question

Measuring how practitioners feel about working with minority clients when you really want to know how well informed they are about cross-cultural practice is a problem of operationalization concerning
A) ​the use of single or multiple indicators.
B) ​how observations are going to be made.
C) ​the specific dimensions of the variable to be studied.
D) the relevant range of variations.
E) ​the degree of precision needed between extremes.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The issue at hand is how to accurately measure practitioners' knowledge about cross-cultural practice, which is a specific dimension of the variable to be studied. Therefore, operationalization concerning the specific dimensions of the variable to be studied is the most appropriate choice. The other options do not directly address the issue of measuring cross-cultural knowledge.

Measuring How Practitioners Feel About Working with Minority Clients When