In Great Britain, the government sets health care policies, raises funds and controls the medical care budget, owns health care facilities, and directly employs physicians and other health care personnel. This is an example of a __________
a. universal health care system
b. fee-for-service health care system
c. socialized medicine system
d. managed care system
c
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One of the keys to success of the Chicago Area Project was the __________
a. involvement of indigenous leaders b. extra funding for the program c. fact that it could be replicated equally in every neighborhood d. fact that this program was adopted without criticisms from its residents
According to the text, social movements: a. are more likely to develop in industrialized societies than in preindustrial ones
b. make democracy less available to some excluded groups. c. usually relies on paid employees to carry out the work. d. never resists change.
According to the text, the most influential contributor to symbolic interaction theory during the last century was:
a. George Herbert Mead. b. Charles Horton Cooley. c. Erving Goffman. d. W. I. Thomas.
All of the following statements regarding race and ethnicity are true EXCEPT that
A. different countries use different classifications in their census. B. in some countries, physical appearance carries less social significance. C. race and ethnicity remain the same regardless of which country one is in. D. race and ethnicity are social constructions.