Which of these people is most likely to experience depression?
a. Melinda, a single woman with no children who is a corporate attorney
b. James, a married man who recently received a promotion at work but is struggling to work up the corporate ladder
c. Dianne, who does not work and has three small children at home and a demanding husband who expects the home to be perfect
d. Betsy, a recent retiree who is volunteering for several agencies and traveling a great deal
c
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In 2007, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that certain forms of late-term abortion __________
a. are legal, regardless of whether there is danger to a woman's health if the pregnancy is continued b. are legal, only when there is danger to a woman's health if the pregnancy is continued c. are always illegal d. could be declared illegal, regardless of the danger to a woman's health if the pregnancy is continued e. None of the above
With industrialization and migration to cities in the 19th century, what social change happened for the first time?
a. There were a large number of poor people. b. Rich and poor people lived in close proximity. c. People worked for employers rather than for themselves. d. Women stopped working for wages.
Studies show that a primary concern held by U.S. workers about unionizing is related to management hostility. In this age of technology, there's another consideration: employee monitoring. Underlying all this is the fear of
a.) the unions themselves. b.) a loss of market share and subsequent reduction in pay. c.) the stress of the collective bargaining process. d.) getting fired.
The ________ clock orders major life events.
A. age B. social C. biological D. time