Which of the following is not included in the program clarification tier?
a. Demographic data of participants
b. Participant feedback of staff
c. Client satisfaction data
d. Scrutiny of program objectives
a. Demographic data of participants
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a. upward in terms of income but downward in terms of worker satisfaction b. from agriculture to industry to the provision of services and information c. away from the production of expensive consumer goods d. toward smaller businesses, with many more people having a small number of co-workers
Deep ecology is the view that maintaining the earth's natural systems a. is more important than human needs
b. is less important than human fulfillment. c. is important for the well being of humans. d. is a responsibility given to humans by God.
Which of the following statements is true of parents in their role as protector?
A) They cater to the physical developmental needs of their children. B) They cater to the emotional needs of their children. C) They cater to the safety needs of their children. D) They cater to the philosophical needs of their children.
SAGE News Clips: The Rise of Sneaker CultureDescription: Made up of 150 sneaker designs from the previous 150 years, a recent exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum in New York showcases the rise and evolution of sneakers. While sneakers can be purchased at virtually any retailer today, early sneakers were major status symbols due to the high cost of rubber. Watch this video to learn more about how the history of sneakers offers a window into culture.Click on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 90, and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test, and answer the following questions:The Brooklyn Museum's curated exhibit of sneakers from the past 150 years marks an attempt to showcase an element of ______.
A. nonmaterial culture B. material culture C. mores D. laws