The study of factors that affect the incidence, prevalence, and distribution of illness is called _____________
A. epidemiology
B. etiology
C. methodology
D. psychosis
A
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Which of the following is true of the family structures of early American Indian societies
A) No groups practiced monogamy. B) Most marriages were polygynous. C) The majority of tribes were matrilineal. D) Marriages and customs differed from tribe to tribe.
Newly married couples in ________ are expected to live with or near the husband's kin, usually his father's kinship group.
A. neolocal societies B. patrilocal societies C. ambilocal societies D. matrilocal societies
How does a member of the sandwich generation differ from a traditional nuclear family?
A. The sandwich generation is based on cohabiting or same-sex family arrangements. B. The sandwich generation arose from an economic need for older children to move back home. C. The sandwich generation consists of couples who do not become parents until they are in their 40s. D. The sandwich generation includes parents who must also take care of their own parents.