After the splintering of the Columbian drug cartels in the 1970s, to which country did much of the trafficking of cocaine move?
a. Panama
b. Mexico
c. the United States
d. Honduras
b. Mexico
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(a) usually work toward alleviating the addict's problems. (b) help to minimize stress. (c) will likely encourage the alcoholic to continue drinking and to become less involved with family life. (d) (a) and (b)
Among homosexual couples, which of the following is true?
A. Sexual activity decreases when the couples adopt children. B. Lesbians have sex more frequently than do gay men in the early stages of relationships. C. Sexual activity is not that important to lesbians, but is very important to gay men. D. As sexual activity diminishes with time, gay couples may be more tolerant of sexual expression outside of the relationship.
Attitudes toward covenant marriage seem to be most influenced by which one of the following sociodemographic variables?
A. age B. education C. religiosity D. income
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A. 4 percent B. 14 percent C. 24 percent D. 40 percent