A factor that hampered postwar social reform was:
A) ?no social problems existed after the War
B) ?a coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats was able to develop an anti-spending movement
C) ?the Supreme Court threatened to overturn major reforms
D) ?most Americans were too repressed to think about social reform
B
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Social constructionism
A) shares some of the characteristics of political economy theory. B) posits that aging is defined as a problem more by culture and society than by biology and bodily changes. C) asserts that the negative ways in which age is socially constructed has numerous consequences for social policy. D) all of the above
By training family members in 3 areas – teaching differentiation, avoiding triangulation, and ______, Bowen therapists can enable a single individual to transform from the whole network of his or her family system
a. avoiding expression of intense emotions b. reopening cut-off family relationships c. increasing contact with dysfunctional family members d. all of the above
Donald Trump prospered in the "Second Gilded Age" of the 1980s, in which major corporations' executives brought home 25 million and more in annual pay. These executives benefitted from President Reagan's decision to cut top marginal tax rates from
A. 70% to 28% B. 70% to 52% C. 52% to 28% D. 52% to 12%
Among the trends in human services are
a. aging, diversity, terrorism, and partisanship b. aging, new roles, and violence c. diversity, homeland security, and the economy d. diversity, political activism, and violence