After World War II the United States differed from many similar wealthy democracies in that __________
a. the government did not take responsibility for making sure all citizens had health insurance
b. the government did not regulate physicians and their work, allowing fees to rise rapidly
c. physicians increased the use of expensive technologies for diagnosing illness
d. nursing became a subordinate profession to physicians instead of becoming an equal one
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Based on the conflict perspective on aging and inequality, we can infer that
a. abolishing the capitalist system would reduce age-based inequalities in the United States. b. doing away with compulsory retirement would reduce income inequality typically experienced by older people. c. ending costly government programs such as Social Security and Medicare would benefit not only younger workers but older people as well. d. there should no longer be required roles for older people in industrialized, urbanized societies, thus providing them with greater opportunities to enjoy retirement.
In general, urban neighborhoods are important sources of social interaction and social support for their residents
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
George Orwell believed that political language was designed to make lies sound truthful
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A conflict theorist would say, "Sport inhibits the potential for protest and revolution by society's have-nots." Which of the following would NOT support that statement?
A. If a person fails, it is his or her fault and not that of the system. B. Sport as entertainment diverts attention away from the harsh realities of poverty, unemployment, and dismal life chances. C. Only an extremely small percentage of aspiring athletes ever achieve professional status. D. Sport promotes individual achievement, quick thinking, and physical strength.