One international survey of 100 insurers in 25 countries found that the cost of 22 out of 23 medical services and products ranging from a routine doctor's visit to coronary bypass surgery were highest in
a. the United States
b. Germany
c. Switzerland
d. Canada
a
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Which of the following is often true about the relationship between media outlets and their corporate sponsors?
A. Media outlets often will do exposés on corporate sponsors to raise ratings. B. Corporate allegiances never shape the content of the media they sponsor, either positively or negatively. C. Media outlets are usually not critical of their sponsors in news stories or reports. D. Corporate sponsors pay a lot of money for ads but do not expect those media outlets to be less critical of them.
Norma, a 68-year-old, has a few close friends. These friends are not a very diverse group, but they provide her with the emotional support she needs. Her grandson, in contrast, has a large group of casual friends. These patterns are consistent with:
A) the dyadic withdrawal theory. B) socioemotional selectivity theory. C) capitalization. D) high self-monitoring.
According to Theodore Sizer, bureaucracy harms schooling by ________
a. imposing uniformity on culturally diverse schools. b. emphasizing test scores and other numerical ratings. c. expecting all students to progress at the same rate. d. All of these responses are correct.
Mia had tantrums when she was a child, but now that she is older, she has little problem controlling them. George Herbert Mead would say that her ______ has come to dominate her ______.
A. ego; id B. me; I C. self; significant other D. generalized other; impulses