Marlie, an American, has family in the Netherlands and is pregnant. Before her due date, she traveled to the Netherlands and stayed with her family so that she could give birth to her baby in the hospital there. She knew that the costs to her would be much lower. Marlie's choice to give birth in the Netherlands is an example of_____.
A. dissent
B. cost inflation
C. medical tourism
D. the sick role
E. the medical-industrial complex
Answer: C
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a. adult day care. b. congregate housing. c. auxillary dwelling units. d. assisted living.
What complaint might a respondent in a survey research project have?
A. The panel format of the research makes it hard to have one's opinions heard. B. The close scrutiny and observation during daily activities is somewhat embarrassing. C. The response options for each question don't include choices that accurately reflect how she feels. D. All of these are potential complaints that a respondent in survey research might have.
______ has pointed out that “people do not experience their objective class position as a single clearly defined status.”
A. Richard Centers B. Karl Marx C. Elizabeth Bott D. C. Wright Mills
Civil society organizations are accountable primarily to
a. The public b. The people they claim to serve c. Their donors d. The government