What was Paul Elrich's suggested solution to manage population growth?
A) Achieve zero population growth
B) Encourage people to have no more than four children
C) Abstinence-only sex education
D) That sterilization should be mandatory for the poor, who are likely to have more children than the wealthy
Answer: A
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a. Awestruck b. Naïve c. Cynical d. Critical
Spinal shock describes:
A) Respiratory paralysis associated with spinal cord injury. B) The hypotensive state associated with the trauma of the injury. C) A hypovolemic shock caused by blood loss associated with injury. D) A transient loss of somatic and autonomic reflexes below the level of injury.
Gerald recently started a clinic in a low-income neighborhood that he wants to expand in order to provide more services. Gerald expects the clinic to do well, but it will likely grow at a slow pace. The Acumen Fund decides to invest in the clinic, even though other investors Gerald approached were not interested. What has Gerald’s clinic benefitted from?
a. charity b. patient capitalism c. corporate social responsibility d. capitalism
The term "welfare" as used by social scientists refers to programs that protect people from the risk of loss due to all of the following except:
A. disability. B. accidents. C. retirement. D. unemployment.