What is the single most important distinction between 501 (c ) (3) and –(4) organizations and most
other organizations that share the 501 (c ) tax?exempt organizations?
a. They are social organizations, existing for a benevolent social purpose.
b. They are mutual benefit organizations.
c. They have no larger social or public purpose.
d. Making money for the social commons is their primary purpose
A
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Communities, organizations, and larger groups of clientele who have similar issues and
problems and are potential beneficiaries of positive change are defined in the text as:
A. Macro consumers B. Macro client systems C. Mezzo systems D. Locality developments
About what time in history was AIDS declared a serious health care problem in the U.S?
a. early-1950s b. mid-1960s c. early-1970s d. early-1980s
Interview surveys have a number of advantages over mail surveys. Which of the following is NOT one of those advantages? A) Higher response rates
B)There is generally a smaller number of ‘don't knows' and ‘no answers.'? C)There are a smaller number of relevant responses given.? D) Observations can be made.
What is the value of Pearson’s r?
A. 0
B. .34
C. .91
D. 1