Some of the variation in independence among people with disabilities can be attributed to varieties of difference. What are some of these varieties of difference, and how do they apply specifically to this issue?
What will be an ideal response?
Age, class, race and ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation all play a role, as do other factors. As an example, children with disabilities are less likely to be enrolled in school. People of different classes have different insurance resources. African American adults have higher morbidity and disability earlier in life as compared to White adults. The global literacy rate is as low as 1% for women with disabilities. LGBTQ people feel marginalized within two communities when they have a disability.
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Suppose there are 40 Republicans and 35 Democrats in a room. What is the probability of randomly selecting a Democrat from this room?
A. 0.88 B. 1.14 C. 0.47 D. 0.53
Is bending the rules ethically permissible?
a. No. It is never ethical to bend the rules. b. Yes, as long as the social worker does not actually break the law. c. Yes. A social worker should act as their conscience directs and not according to the rules. d. Yes. A social worker may occasionally decide to bend a rule if they feel the rule will harm their client.
What is a program?
A. an organized set of activities designed to achieve a particular goal or a set of objectives B. a measured amount of progress toward the achievement of a client benefit C. a long-range statement of client benefit D. the description of the clients being served by a set of services that are being studied
Discuss how adherents of each of the following philosophical perspectives would
respond to income inequality: Libertarian, Contractual Liberal, Utilitarian Liberal.
What will be an ideal response?