Thiel's position about government intervention to create social equality was
A) supportive because he believed that weaker members of society could be rehabilitated and
eventually become contributing members of society
B) supportive because he believed that the weaker members of society needed a fair chance
to compete for economic resources
C) unsupportive because he believed that giving the weak an opportunity to survive could
actually pose a threat to society
D) both A and B
C
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a. mourning stage b. denial-conflict phrase c. farewell-party syndrome d. transitional step
Which of the following makes alcoholism hard to diagnose among the elderly population:
a) Alcoholism is too common in the elderly to be clearly diagnosed in terms of relevant symptoms b) The elderly have a higher tolerance for alcohol c) The physical symptoms of problem drinking found in elderly persons are different from a younger aged population d) None of these
The family educational program sponsored by the National Alliance on Mental Illness is called:
a) Families in Recovery b) Psychoeducation for Families c) Family-to-Family Education Program d) Families in Crisis
The movement known as progressivism includes programs that focus on
A. civil service. B. social reforms. C. antitrust regulations. D. All of the answers are correct.