All the Following Are Necessary for an Ideally Insurable Loss

question 35

Multiple Choice

All the following are necessary for an ideally insurable loss exposure except:

• A) large number of homogeneous exposures
• B) losses must be accidental and unintentional from the point of view of the insured
• C) losses must be measurable
• D) low probability of loss

Understand the key principles and approaches in substance abuse rehabilitation.

Recognize the various treatment modalities and models for substance use disorders (SUDs)/alcohol use disorders (AUDs).

Identify the significance and methodology of the Minnesota model in SUD/AUD treatment.

Appreciate the importance of treatment goals being achievable and measurable.

---

Definitions:

Organizational skills

The ability to manage time, tasks, and resources effectively, often crucial for personal and professional productivity.

Millennium goals

A set of eight international development goals established in 2000, aiming to improve global conditions by 2015.

Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)

A former federal agency responsible for administering foreign aid programs in developing countries on behalf of the Government of Canada.

Immigration rate

The frequency or number of individuals moving into a region from another country to reside permanently.