Americans have mixed feelings about the role of government in their family life and fear:
a. a replacement of the family as an institution.
b. support for unmarried parents.
c. the consequences of family decline.
d. policies that lead to government interference.
D
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Campaigns to reduce risk of HIV/AIDS in developing countries are often difficult due to
A) Greater rates of homosexuality in developing countries B) Lower IV drug use C) Cultural and religious beliefs D) The expense of drugs to slow the death rate
During the twentieth century, the population of the United States experienced a pronounced change: it has become
a. older. b. younger. c. significantly smaller in number. d. more anglicized.
Which of the following examples illustrates the principle of third-generation interest?
a. Marge, the CEO of a newly established company, enforces equal-opportunity practices for employment in her company and does not discriminate based on age, gender, race, or nationality. b. Vincent, a French national, studies in England and celebrates the festivals of both France and England. c. Tim, while giving a speech in his school, quotes some text from the Bible. d. Jenny, an American citizen with Polish grandparents, feels at home with the American culture, but insists on staying in touch with her ethnicity by learning Polish.
As a result of television condensing programs to a short time period, a problem for teachers is:
a. higher levels of understanding. b. holding students' attention in the classroom. c. dress code infractions. d. delayed social interaction.