The political economy of a social agency:
A) Has little effect on its survival and influence.
B) Is a key element to its survival and influence.
C) Has to do with the goods and services it provides.
D) Is the agency's source of income.
B
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a. They are milestones that can evoke a range of feelings in us about how fast life is going by and can encourage us to reflect on the choices we want to make for the rest of our life. b. They have nothing in common. c. They tend to be positive and productive. d. They provide people with an opportunity to reconnect with people.
When faced with an ethical dilemma, the step after recognizing the problem is:
A) ?Investigating the variables involved B) ?Getting feedback from others C) ?Evaluating the dilemma D) ?Identifying and thinking about possible alternatives
Explain why it is necessary to use random samples when making generalizations to a large population.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is a source of information generated by program evaluations?
A. client outcomes of the program B. relevance of the program to chance C. ability of the program to appeal to state laws D. linearity of the program