During the Great Depression of the 1930s, many Americans were confronted with the reality that social and economic forces beyond one's control can have harsh consequences for individuals and families. The inability of hard-working people to meet their absolute needs during the Great Depression shifted attitudes toward what?
A. gender roles
B. social and economic relief programs
C. marital status and child-rearing practices
D. religious organizations
Answer: B
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a. De facto b. Deja vue c. De jure d. All of the above
High caseloads in child welfare result in
A. Failure in permanency planning B. Lowered costs C. Efficient handling of abuse cases D. Greater regional areas of service
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a. reaching inside of silences b. working in the silence c. labeling the silence d. none of these answers