A legal drug that when abused can severely impair health, disrupt or destroy family life, and create serious community problems is:
A) ?caffeine.
B) ?alcohol.
C) ?heroin.
D) ?cocaine.
B
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Jolene is convinced her that most men see women solely as sexual objects. During
treatment, her therapist meets her sister Jessica at a party and finds her extremely attractive. Can her therapist ethically date her sister? A. No; this relationship has the potential to harm his client? B. No; boundaries between clinicians' personal and professional lives should be strictly maintained. C. Yes, as along as he obtains Jolene's consent D. Yes, as long as he sets ground rules for confidentiality with Jessica
The medical approach does NOT
a. focus on treatment of identified diseases and disorders. b. imply that health is the absence of a disorder or disease. c. ignore problems of living. d. ignore the illness.
Which of the following is a symptom of a society "intoxicated" with
technology? A. The line between what is real and what is fake has become clearer B. We look for quick fixes or solutions to deal with problems C. Consumer technologies have evolved from toys to necessity to luxury D. The internet and cell phones have brought people closer to each other on an emotional level
The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 is significant because it
A. was the first concession made by Congress to organized labor B. recognized the contributions of women in the workforce C. established the minimum wage and forty hour work week D. prohibited the use of minorities and children as strikebreakers