______ provide health care by forming networks of physicians, hospitals, and other health-care providers; they supposedly control costs by monitoring and regulating the care patients can receive.
A. State Health Insurance Programs (SCHIPs)
B. Managed-care organizations or preferred providers
C. Insurance exchange organizations
D. Boutique health care
B. Managed-care organizations or preferred providers
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Since the Constitution is vague regarding the powers of the president, he must rely on _____ in order to accomplish tasks
A) publicity B) a bully pulpit C) partisanship D) persuasion E) partnerships
Elisa, a forty-year-old woman, has been teaching literature in a school for the past 10 years. She has a passion for reading and writing books. She has recently joined a book club as she gets to read a wide variety of books as well as discuss some of her books with the members of the group. The purpose of the group is to help people who love literature get together and share their views. They
also try to procure government funds to build libraries that are accessible to the underprivileged. Since Elisa feels a sense of belonging with the group, a _____ most likely motivated Elisa to join the book club. A) material incentive B) self-centered incentive C) solidary incentive D) monetary incentive E) tangible incentive
A political philosophy that tends to support traditional values and advocates change only in moderation is referred to as
a. conservatism. b. radicalism. c. classical liberalism. d. modern liberalism. e. feminism.
According to Tickner, which of the following is true of the prevailing approach to international politics?
a. It is a world open to women and men alike. b. It denies warfare as an activity. c. It is a world of powerlessness and defeat. d. Women are underrepresented relative to men in positions of relevance to international politics. e. Masculine and feminine perspectives are equally valued in international politics.