The 1968 Medicare Catastrophic Health Care Act was repealed because
A. it was found to be unconstitutional
B. it did not cover long-term custodial care
C. the public felt that the government had no role in health care
D. Americans were more concerned with children's health care
B
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Traditional male roles:
A) ?are completely unhealthy for both men and women. B) ?are a part of the social fabric that will never change. C) ?may be satisfying for some men and may not need to be changed. D) ?must be discarded if men hope to be healthy and happy.
By turning the focus to strengths and positive factors, the practitioner helps the client do all of the following EXCEPT:
A) ?feel hopeful about the situation. B) ?become better able to cope. C) ?realize the problem is not as serious as the client thought. D) look at the situation in a more positive way.
Which of the following is not related to the expansion of family therapy research in the 1990s?
a. increased funding by the National Institute of Mental Health b. increased funding by the National Institute of Drug Abuse c. pressure from managed care insurance programs d. pressure from psychoanalysts for funding to demonstrate the efficacy of that approach
An example of a null research hypothesis is:
A. There is no relationship between grade in school and depression level. B. Freshmen college students experience more stress than sophomore students c. 12- year old girls and boys differ on their scores on the selfesteem scale. D. Women experience more depression during mid-life than men