At the heart of high technology is
a. the transistor.
b. the typewriter.
c. the computer.
d. the silicon computer chip.
e. new metal alloys.
d
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Scholars studying Asian American families noted that a difference between traditional Japanese families and white, middle-class American families is that
a. the Japanese place more emphasis on the parent-child relationship than on the relationship between husbands and wives. b. the white, middle-class families place more emphasis on the parent-child relationship than the Japanese families. c. the white, middle-class families place more emphasis on the parent-child relationship than on husband-wife relationships. d. the Japanese families place more emphasis on the husband-wife relationship than white, middle-class families.
In family life men face considerably less pressure to assume caregiving roles. This lack of pressure is reinforced by
a. a public that overpraises men when they engage in caregiving. b. increasing numbers of men in caretaking careers. c. men's public invisibility in caretaking roles. d. women's public invisibility in caregiving roles.
Which of the following is not a question typically asked in a cost effectiveness study?
a. How expensive is the program? b. How effective is the program? c. Is the program worth doing? d. Is the program saving money? e. How does this program compare with alternative programs?
At the turn of the 20th century, the funeral industry attempted to keep death out of sight and out of mind
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.