The following statements reflect important reasons for screening elders for gambling problems, except:
a. In one prevalence study, around 11% of seniors at a primary-care clinic were identified as at-risk gamblers
b. Older persons are regularly recruited to spend time at casinos through providing buses from senior centers, special days for seniors, and accommodations (wheelchairs, scooters, even oxygen).
c. As a person ages, it becomes more difficult to control impulsive behavior.
c
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A. True B. False
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B)Secondary sources for raw data typically include old letters, diaries, or lectures.? C)Flaws might exist in secondary sources, but not in primary sources.? D) Avoiding bias is assured by relying on official government records.
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A. Kay and Ellis distrusted each other's intentions and not just their different approaches to the work B. Ellis distrusted white women C. Kay thought Ellis was a male chauvinist D. They were each seeking power in their community assessment group