Becoming a caregiver is made difficult by the fact that
a. there is no prior training for the role
b. the role itself is often unclear
c. the role is highly idiosyncratic
d. all of the above
D
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The author of the text would say it was appropriate to use unobtrusive measures __________
a. in a city park b. in a business meeting c. at a party at the country club d. when a doctor is meeting with a patient in his or her office
In his classic study of marijuana use, "Becoming a Marijuana User," Howard Becker demonstrated that __________
a. marijuana is a substance that "hooks" users physiologically when they try it b. most drug use initially occurs when an isolated individual tries the substance while alone c. social interaction must occur for the new user to define and then to experience the appropriate feelings d. unlike public perceptions of jazz musicians, marijuana use was not discovered in this group e. marijuana use inevitably leads to heroin use despite the environments in which use occurs
According to Thomas Joiner's article "The Desire for Death," when thinking about
suicide, a connection to a loved one: a. makes the suicide easier b. makes the suicide more difficult c. makes no difference d. none of the above
Status dropout rate refers to the percentage of
a. elementary school students who drop out of school in a 6 month period b. high school students who drop out each year. c. students who drop out within 4 years of the time they enter high school. d. 16- to 24-year-olds that are not in school and have not earned a high school degree or its equivalent.