The increased use of nonparental child care in the United States is related to:
A. the dramatic increases in the number of single-parent families headed by women who are primary providers
B. the dramatic increases in the number of dual-earner families in the United States in which both adults are employed
C. a desire for children to have enrichment activities, even if their mothers were unemployed
D. all of the above are correct
D
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practitioner must guard against adopting: a. Lapses in judgment b. Being swayed by others too much c. "Situational ethics" d. Over-cautiousness
Dryfoos (1994) defined the full-service school, which integrates school-based and school-linked community service. Which of the following is not an example of this school?
a. Scholarship b. Orientation for new members c. Health services d. Dental/Vision services
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A. freedom/independence. B. happiness/personal satisfaction. C. financial stability. D. All of the choices are correct.