What is social policy?
a. A collective strategy that prevents and addresses social problems.
b. The viewpoint of legislative leaders.
c. A program of actions.
d. The pursuit of justice.
A
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All of the following statements about Medicaid are true except
(a) states can establish different eligibility requirements, benefits, and payments; (b) the major beneficiaries of Medicaid are children of low income families; (c) Medicaid provides the largest source of income for elderly in nursing homes; (d) Medicaid provides more generous benefits than Medicare.
Unsuccessful outcomes are frequently the result of factors over which the social
worker had no control.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.According to the University of Michigan’s Panel Study of Income Dynamics, the most common events impacting the poverty status of a family include job loss, marriage dissolution, and childbirth. Who would you expect to be most likely poor?
a. a single mother with children. b. a married couple whose primary wage earner recently lost a job. c. an unmarried woman. d. an unmarried man.
These types of government programs decide eligibility based on financial need
A) contributory plans B) discretionary plans C) need?based plans D) categorical benefits programs