Within the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UNDR), political and civil rights are often referred to as:
A) ?Positive freedoms
B) ?Individual rights
C) ?Human rights
D) ?Negative freedoms
D
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The transition from care for the mentally ill and developmentally disabled in hospitals to community-based settings is commonly referred to as:
a. managed care b. deinstitutionalization c. selective mental health care d. universal mental health care
Among older adults, women, elders of color, those over age 85, those who live
alone, and elders in rural areas are most likely to be A) homeless. B) low?income. C) high?income. D) financially secure.
Drunkman decided to conduct his study using a telephone interview instead using a mailed questionnaire. Which is the most accurate way to sample?
A) a simple random sample from the directory of the town B) a systematic sample of the student telephone directory C) random-digit dialing using the 747 or 757 prefix D) a quota sample with an equal number of students from each dormitory E) a stratified sample from 100-, 200-, 300-, and 400-numbered courses
Paul Dieringer was completely potty trained by age 4. Shortly thereafter, his baby sister
was born and Paul was enrolled in preschool. His mother seemed to have less time for him and it was about that time that Paul started passing feces into inappropriate places; that is, his mother would find “evidence” in his clothing or on the floor in the back of his closet. Paul would most likely receive a diagnosis of:
a) Encopresis, primary type b) Encopresis, secondary type c) Enuresis, diurnal d) None of the above