Which of the following is true of health care in the United States of America?
A) ?Making profit is not an objective of health-care providers in the United States
B) ?The vast majority of health-care services in the United States are public rather than private.
C) The United States spends more money on health care than any country in the world.
D) ?The U.S. Constitution regards medical care as a social service.
C
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Why are middle aged people sometimes referred to as the sandwich generation?
a. their lives are so busy that they don’t have time to prepare formal meals b they are sandwiched between the young and the old and are left out of many services c. they are supporting both their children and their older parents d. their busy lives are like the layers of a sandwich
In the context of the effects of alcohol, all of the following statements are true except that: A) ?hangovers are functional because they let people know they have ingested too much alcohol and discourage further binges
B) 0.50% of alcohol content in the blood of a drinker can be fatal and cause potential death. C)effects of alcohol are observable in a person when the concentration of alcohol in the blood reaches one-tenth of 1%. D) the greater the weight of the drinker, the more she or he can consume before becoming intoxicated.
Multiple baseline designs can be used by applying the intervention across to: a. two or more clients
b. two or more target behaviors. c. all of the choices. d. two or more settings.
Which of the following would be most likely to have an organic cause?
A) Addiction to cocaine B) Neurosis C) Epilepsy D) Antisocial tendencies