The social programs of the 1960s have been criticized on the grounds that they tended to weaken primary support while helping people make important choices and decisions in life
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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The direct effects assumption found in mass society theory asserts that a specific media message (for example, a propaganda speech) will
a) immediately influence everyone but in different ways b) immediately influence everyone in the same way c) eventually influence everyone but in different ways d) eventually influence everyone in the same way
The interactional field created when the subjectivities of the therapist and the patient come together is known as
a) nirvana. b) the second coming. c) the third space. d) the fourth estate.
Which one of the following statements regarding prevention efforts in schools is NOT true?
a. life skills training includes learning socialization and building positive self-image b. preparation for parenthood include gaining knowledge of child development c. self-protection is a training designed for teenagers d. schools provide educational services for the community
You are working in a community hospital case management department. Part of your job is to assess patients postdischarge needs. You meet with your patient, Jerry. Jerry has been hospitalized due to a broken ankle that needs to be surgically repaired. Jerry is 38 years old, married, is employed as a banker, and attends a local church. Jerry is also on several sports teams, and he plays the bass in a band. Jerry’s medical complexity vs. functional ability is _____________________________, making his postdischarge risk ___________________.
a. Low medical complexity, high functional ability, high social support/Low b. Low medical complexity, low functional ability, low social support/Medium low c. High medical complexity, high functional ability, high social support/Medium high d. High medical complexity, low functional ability, low social support/High