Pregnant women, individuals who were extremely ill and unable to work, or any person over the age of sixty
a. were often considered the worthy poor
b. were treated more leniently, including given governmental authorization to beg
c. often resided in settlement houses or almshouses
d. both A and B
D
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Social welfare policies are hypothetical solutions to perceived social problems
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The dual diagnosis of substance abuse and mental health is also referred to as:
a) Dual morbidity b) Double trouble c) Comorbidity D) None of the above