There are many reasons for differences in life expectancy and infant mortality rates in low-income countries as compared to high-income countries. Which of the following is NOT an aspect of health care in low-income countries?
A) insufficient or contaminated food
B) lack of access to pure, safe water
C) lack of adequate sewage and refuse disposal
D) ample qualified physicians and health care facilities
Answer: D) ample qualified physicians and health care facilities
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A) connections between family and community B) connections between employee and employer C) connections between the land and the community D) all of the above
Alice is trying to find out information about what is popular in terms of contraception. According to the CDC, the most common method of contraception in the U.S. is:
a. condoms alone b. sterilization c. foam d. birth control pills
Up until World War II, industry operated with the assumption that men worked outside the home and women did unpaid work within the home. Therefore, men were paid a __________, an income intended to support a family.
A. family wage B. fair day's wage for a fair day's work C. working man's wage D. breadwinner's wage
A scientific company lays off employees by seniority, retaining those that have been employed the longest. The majority of the female employees had been hired only in the past 10 years and were educated as part of the push to get more females into math and sciences. This situation is an example of
A. institutional discrimination. B. pluralism. C. instrumentality. D. expressiveness.