By 1999 the life expectancy in the United States increased to about
A) 67 years B) 87 years C) 97 years D) 77 years
D
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The most important considerations for social workers in a nursing home setting is proficiency with geriatric practice knowledge and skills.
Safrina developed a way to measure sexist attitudes. It worked such that a person with a sexist attitude score
of zero truly had neutral attitude. A person who had a score of 50 had exactly double the score of someone with a score of 25. She created a(n) A) nominal variable. B) interval variable. C) ordinal variable. D) ratio variable.
Definitions of poverty based on calculations derived from minimum costs of food, housing, clothing and transportation are:
a. absolute definitions. b. cultural definitions. c. relative definitions. d. dictionary definitions.
Anthropologist Barbara Meyerhoff's work on _______________ has been adopted by narrative therapists:
a. possibility therapy b. anorexia and bulimia c. definitional ceremonies d. unique outcomes