Anisa lives and works in Washington, D.C. She has a very stable job that provides her with a good income and standard of living. As she goes to work each day, she notices that there are many homeless people, often with signs asking for help or with cups out asking for spare change. Anisa notices that many people walk by and often give these people looks of disgust. She believes that it's important to support those in our society who live in poverty or are homeless. She often gives money, buys someone a meal, or takes food to the local food bank. Why does Anisa engage in these behaviors?
A. She feels that she will have to move to another city if she can't get the homeless off of the streets.
B. She values helping the poor and feels that her behavior and actions should match what she values.
C. She is worried that she could end up homeless.
D. She dislikes the homeless and hopes that they will eventually move somewhere else.
Answer: B
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______ theorists argue that economic interests play the most significant role in determining health care outcomes.
A. Functional B. Conflict C. Intersectional D. Epidemiology
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