What obstacles prevent dealing effectively with HIV/AIDS?

What will be an ideal response?


There are three major obstacles to dealing effectively with HIV/AIDS. First, it is difficult to catch the disease early in high-risk populations, such as sex workers and intravenous drug users. Second, it requires an education campaign with national leadership (and leaders sometimes hesitate to acknowledge or address the disease). Third, treating HIV/AIDS requires expensive antiretroviral drugs.

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Examine the connection among international law, diplomacy, and world order. What are the costs and benefits associated with compliance with international law? Why is it important to have rules such as those related to diplomatic relations and diplomatic immunity, among others?

What will be an ideal response?

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What is stated by the null hypothesis for the chi-square test for contingency tables?

a. there is a relationship between the two categorical variables b. there is no relationship between the two categorical variables c. both variables have the same frequency distribution d. the two variables have different frequency distributions

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What German thinker argued that any organization, no matter how democratic its intent, ends up run by a small elite?

A) Thomas Hobbes B) Robert Michels C) C. Wright Mills D) Robert Dahl

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Which type of taxes are most likely to increase in Texas?

a. regressive b. progressive c. proportional d. sales e. federal

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