Philosopher Michel Foucault described a central concept for narrative therapy: culturally-generated stories about how life should go that are used to coordinate social behavior, such as how married people should act, what happiness looks like, and how to be successful. What did Foucault call these stories?
A) Dominant discourses
B) Local discourses
C) Oppressive discourses
D) Supportive discourses
A
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a. administrative only in nature, to disburse and account for funds disbursed. b. authoritative in the negative sense: to keep the volunteer community planners from making a mistake. c. authoritative in the positive sense, in order to make up for their lack of income, time and education. d. help members progress through the stages of development, beginning with the approach to and definition of the problem.
Prior to passage of the Social Security Act, U.S. workers
A) had no way to provide for their retirement. B) could rely on their savings in retirement. C) could purchase disability and medical insurance from private companies. D) could both rely on their savings in retirement and purchase disability and medical insurance from private companies.
The group level of identity suggests that each individual is unique based on genetics and nonshared experiences
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Although the abstract/executive summary/narrative is one of the shortest sections of the proposal, it is one of the most important and most read sections. Which of the following is a component of a strong abstract/executive summary/narrative?
a. It is lengthy and detailed. b. It is limited to key points included in the proposal. c. It highlights points that are important to the applicant. d. It is geared towards the applicant's priorities.