Fraleigh cites statistics revealing that between ______ percent of the children born during the 1990s will spend some part of their childhood in a single-parent family
a. 10–20
b. 20–40
c. 30–50
d. 40–60
e. 50–70
d
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The association of marriage with well-being cannot be explained by the selection of the psychologically healthy into marriage or of the psychologically unhealthy out of marriage
a. true b. false
In __________ men assume the role of breadwinner
a. low-technological tribal societies b. fortified households c. private households d. advanced market economies
Why are fertility rates lower in urban compared with rural areas?
a. Exposed to new consumer goods, people engage in childbearing to buy new goods. b. The urban woman marries at least 1.5 years earlier than her rural counterpart. c. Urban people face higher costs of raising children. d. There are more free sources of birth control. e. Fertility rates are not lower in urban areas..
Town A and Town Z are located next to each other. A number of residents of Town Z have come down with a terrible illness that is spreading quickly and has caused some residents to be hospitalized. Assuming the resources are available, what should Town A do in order to prevent its residents from contracting the illness?
a. vaccinate its residents against the illness b. construct a barrier along the border between the towns to prevent residents of Town Z from entering Town A c. open a new medical clinic for residents of Town A only d. provide free preventative care to the residents of Town Z