The idea of a means test appeals to many Americans. One reason for its appeal is the continued growth in living standards for most working Americans.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Which of the following is true about the Medicaid program?
a. Fewer than 43 percent of persons in families with incomes below $14,000 were covered by Medicaid b. It must cover all people in families whose income falls below the federal poverty line c. Whites are much more likely to be covered by Medicaid d. Medicaid has not improved access to health care among the very poor
Analytic memos should include:
A. reflection B. conceptualization C. "a-ha" moment ideas D. all of the above E. none of the above
In the U.S. almost 40 percent of nursing assistants are considered low-wage earners. In Germany, France and the Netherlands less than 10 percent are. Why might this be the case?
a. Germany, France and Netherlands pay nursing assistants more than they are worth. b. Nursing assistants are less qualified in Germany, France, and Netherlands. c. The U.S. places high value on job satisfaction but not on a living wage. d. The U.S. believes that nursing assistants can do their job with minimal training.
Major spheres of social life, or societal subsystems, are organized to meet a basic human need. Sociologists call these subsystems __________.
A. theoretical paradigms B. functional prerequisites C. social institutions D. subcultures