_____ is the prevention, treatment, and management of illness.
A. Health care
B. Disability
C. Social epidemiology
D. Health
E. Medicine
Answer: A
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a. young people who are not in school and have been out of work for at least one month and up to a year. b. young people who are not in school and have been out of work for a year or more. c. the absence of a smooth transition from school completion to employment for some groups of youth. d. the long-term impact on employment prospects for adults who were not in school or unemployed in adolescence or early adulthood. e. none of the above
Serious language discrimination is most commonly seen in
a. using mock Spanish. b. barring Spanish in the workplace. c. placing Mexican Americans in low-wage jobs if they do not speak Spanish. d. all of these.
Which of the following measures of central tendency can be used when working with interval/ratio variables?
a. mode b. median c. mean d. all of the above
Which sociological perspective would probably criticize the functionalist approach to social change for disregarding the crucial significance of change needed to correct social injustices and inequalities?
A. the interactionist perspective B. the functionalist perspective C. the conflict perspective D. the dialectical perspective