Paul Dieringer was completely potty trained by age 4. Shortly thereafter, his baby sister
was born and Paul was enrolled in preschool. His mother seemed to have less time for
him and it was about that time that Paul started passing feces into inappropriate places;
that is, his mother would find “evidence” in his clothing or on the floor in the back of his
closet. Paul would most likely receive a diagnosis of:
a) Encopresis, primary type
b) Encopresis, secondary type
c) Enuresis, diurnal
d) None of the above
b)
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Children who display difficulty in phonological awareness
a. should be taught only with a sight word method. b. cannot recognize environmental sounds. c. have receptive aphasia. d. have difficulty in recognizing the sound elements of words. e. have difficulty with the visual recognition of shapes.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
African Americans are disproportionately represented among the population of homeless people.
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
During the later Colonial era, economic and social changes were accompanied by a shift from a communal to an individualistic cultural perspective, particularly in regards to religion. Talk about what this means specifically and how it impacts the role
of social welfare policy during this period. What do you feel is the perspective today and how does this influence social welfare policy today in America? What will be an ideal response?