What is private sector advocacy? Provide examples
What will be an ideal response?
Private sector advocacy means to work toward changing private sector policies and practices that affect families. Examples of private sector advocacy include workplace reform, community recycling programs, or promoting compliance with child safety seat laws.
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Three and four year old children of Mexican origin have the ______ rates of preschool enrollment of any group of immigrants and children of native-born families with Mexican origins have the ______ rates of preschool enrollment of any cultural/ethnic group of immigrants
A. highest; lowest B. lowest; highest C. lowest; lowest D. same rate
Requiring students to recall an excessive amount of factual information in order to solve an interpretive exercise can result in lower
A. objectivity. B. practicality. C. reliability. D. validity.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Identity development during adolescence only involves making a commitment to an occupation.
Which of the following is a stimulus prompt?
a. Mary is trying to do laundry, but has forgotten the next step. Ashley says to Mary, "Remember, next you need to put the soap in the washing machine." b. Mary puts the soap in the machine but does not begin putting the clothes in the washing machine. Ashley picks up an article of clothing and puts in the washer, saying "Do this next." c. After putting the clothes in the washer, Mary attempts to close the lid to the washer. Due to her limited vision, she keeps missing the lid when she reaches for it. Ashley physically guides her hand to the washer lid and puts her hand on the lid. d. After closing the lid, Mary turns the dial to the correct cycle. Prior to the training session, Ashley painted a red arrow to the correct setting to help Mary remember where to set the dial. Mary successful sets the dial to the correct setting without any additional assistance.