Common arguments for welfare reform include the belief that
a. hardship is often the result of laziness
b. providing assistance will increase laziness (and thus dependence), hence increasing hardship, not decreasing it.
c. those in need often receive services at the expense of the working population.
d. all of the above.
D
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a. standard error. b. p value misuse. c. type I error. d. type II error.
Although social reforms have continued to help the lives of numerous individuals, there is still a prevailing attitude that ______.
A. all poor are deserving of assistance B. families should be responsible for their own C. children and the elderly are not deserving poor D. people do not deserve any kind of assistance
What year was the Trafficking in Persons Report first developed?
a. 1990 b. 1995 c. 2000 d. 2005
Which of the following is a significant outcome of the Clinical Research Committee founded by the National Institutes of Health?
a. It became the model for the Institutional Review Board. b. It became the first committee to do research on sick patients. c. It became the first committee to invite researchers and doctors to work together. d. It became the first committee to receive federally funds to complete research projects.