Bowen's work with families tended to be:
a. calm and low-key
b. highly intrusive and emotional
c. focused first on obtaining an accurate diagnosis before starting treatment
d. focused on involving children in the treatment
A
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The Great Depression caused many shifts in beliefs about the poor. The only one that the Depression did not cause was that:
a. poverty in most cases was a result more of structural factors than of personal failings. b. the same factors that cause poverty during hard times also cause some people to be poor during times of economic prosperity. c. the private sector can’t handle massive need. d. none of the above.
Which of the following statements about health care in the U.S. is true:
a. The infant mortality rate is among the lowest of any western nation. b. Increasing numbers of cancer deaths are related to environmental hazards. c. On average, people in the U.S. live longer than people in any other country in the world. d. Because of technological advances in health care, the aging factor will be an insignificant issue in the coming decades.
The provided almost $443 million to needy students for undergraduate and graduate education
a) National Defense Student Loan Program b) Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act c) Goals 2000 d) Educational Opportunity Grant Program
The private sector provides:
a) Over 90% of social welfare services b) About three quarters of social welfare services c) Less than one tenth of social welfare services d) Approximately 39% of social welfare services