Compare early childhood policies and analyze the effects of childcare.
What will be an ideal response?
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Imagine that you are a doctor in the early 19th century in America. Which of the following people would you assume to be MOST SUSCEPTIBLE to illness?
A. a wealthy banker who lives in the countryside but commutes to a clean downtown area of New York City everyday B. a middle-class woman who lives in the countryside and works as a maid to a wealthy family, with whom she lives C. a wealthy businessman who lives in the city and frequently works on Sundays (the Sabbath) and takes the Lord’s name in vain D. a poor woman with two children living in a crowded tenement in New York City, who works long hours in a textile factory E. All of these individuals were seen as equally likely to contract an illness because doctors were moving towards an understanding of sickness and disease that emphasized biological causes.
Which of the following is NOT a criticism of the genetic theory of homosexuality?
a) A genetic factor cannot be linked in any way to homosexuality. b) Genetic studies are vague on what the "gay gene" is and where it might reside. c) Subjects from twin and chromosome studies were not randomly selected. d) The social environment might better account for why identical twins both become homosexual.
A peer group consists of people who are similar in age, social status, and interests
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following is the LEAST common form of marriage in the world?
A. polygamy B. polyandry C. polygyny D. monogamy