Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Medicare is the fastest growing component of many state budgets.
2. Quinn argues that divestment planning for the purpose of qualifying for Medicaid coverage of long-term care costs is an ethical practice.
3. Quinn argues that middle- and upper-middle-class people are acting irresponsibly when they rid themselves of their assets to qualify for Medicaid.
4. According to Quinn, when middle- and upper-middle-class people qualify for Medicaid rather than use their own money to pay for care, the quality of care deteriorates.
5. People should purchase long-term care insurance or use their savings to pay for care in a nursing home, according to Quinn.
1. False
2. False
3. True
4. True
5. True
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(a) reflect wage differentials in the U.S. based on gender and race; (b) are slightly redistributive; (c) privilege married, heterosexual women; (d) all of the above.
In an experiment, teachers’ judgments are used to measure the amount of misbehavior
among students. The teachers are more likely to judge a given behavior as misbehavior at the posttest than they are at the pretest. This example most clearly illustrates which threat to the internal validity of the experiment?
a. testing b. instrumentation c. history d. statistical regression
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a. detoxification. b. inpatient treatment. c. outpatient treatment. d. private counseling. e. 12-step meetings.
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a) are less effective than those that focus on multiple, co-occurring issues b) are more effective than those that focus on multiple co-occurring issues c) have equal success to those that focus on multiple co-occuring issues d) have not been researched