Cumulative impact of oppression because of race, gender, and class as well as sexual orientation, religion, disability status, and age is termed as ________
a. institutional segregation
b. pluralism
c. matrix of domination
d. color-blind racism
c
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How does the United States compare to the other 17 industrialized countries discussed in Aulette in terms of the percentage of children who are poor?
a. The U.S. has the second smallest percentage of children in poverty. b. The U.S. has the second largest percentage of children in poverty. c. The U.S. has the largest percentage of children in poverty. d. The U.S. has the smallest percentage of children in poverty.
A small town of 1,709 residents had one homicide in the past year. The homicide rate for this town
a. cannot be determined from the information given b. is (1/1709) x 100,000 c. is rising d. is (1709:1) x 1,000
Panel conditioning is
a. the loss of subjects from a study because of disinterest, death, illness, or inability to locate them. b. the effect of repeatedly measuring variables on members of a panel study. c. the effect of emotions on behavior over time. d. the effect of panelists on the researcher. e. both the loss of subjects from a study because of disinterest, death, illness, or ability to locate them and the effect of emotions on behavior over time.
Which of the following is an example of the ability to manage stress from the family strengths model?
A. seeking help if one cannot solve the problem oneself B. keeping problems to oneself C. Strong families do not experience stress and so do not need coping strategies. D. being task oriented