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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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.
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
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.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The most important considerations for social workers in a nursing home setting is proficiency with geriatric practice knowledge and skills.