The politkon zo’on, or political animal, of Greek political philosophy
a. referred to slaves owned by the polis, or city-state.
b. was a fully developed human who exercised his humanity by public participation.
c. is the foundation of modern democratic politics.
d. referred the professional politicians, or orators, of ancient Greece.
B
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A) Removing urban children from their homes and placing them in the Society's orphanage B) Removing urban children from the home of parents committed to asylums C) Removing urban children from their homes and sending them to live on farms D) Removing urban children from their homes while their parents were made to work off debts
When Ursula retired from the local school district, she used her teaching skills in her volunteer position as a mentor to disadvantaged children. As a retiree, she is considered a(n)
a. continuer. b. adventurer. c. searcher. d. easy glider. e. retreater.
Wenonah, a foster care worker, intensely dislikes her colleague Herman, a worker in the same unit. She feels he is
lazy, knows little, and fails to take his job seriously. She takes every opportunity to criticize him to other workers behind his back by focusing on the fact that he has a single eyebrow that flows across his Neanderthal-like forehead. This is the ethical thing to do.
a. True b. False
Which of the following dual relationships between therapist and client should be
avoided?
A. Investing money in the client’s new business B. Recommending a client’s business to potential buyers C. Dating a client D. A and C E. All of the above