Why Did a Stigma Emerge Around Public Assistance During the New

question 22

Multiple Choice

Why did a stigma emerge around public assistance during the New Deal years?

• A) Only a very few Americans actually needed government assistance during the Great Depression.
• B) Black workers were relegated to the least generous assistance programs, with discriminatory eligibility standards administered by states.
• C) New Deal work programs helped restore economic prosperity relatively quickly, leaving only the least qualified long-term unemployed behind.
• D) By the middle of the 1930s, more and more Americans came to associate New Deal assistance programs with similar government help offered in Nazi Germany.
• E) Despite his successes, Roosevelt remained deeply unpopular with Americans, who hated themselves for depending on his programs.

Grasp Reed's broad definition of the inner potential for healing, growth, and well-being throughout the lifespan.

Recognize the influence of self-boundary on perception of the world and beyond.

Identify the major theorists who influenced Reed's Theory of Self-Transcendence.

Acknowledge the role of an inner potential for well-being in illness and end-of-life situations.

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Definitions:

P-Value

The probability that the observed results of a study could have occurred by chance alone, used in hypothesis testing to assess the evidence against a null hypothesis.

Interaction Effect

In statistical modeling, the effect on the dependent variable that is a result of the combination of two or more independent variables.

F Statistic

A ratio used in statistical analysis to compare the variance between groups with the variance within groups, often applied in an ANOVA context.

Null Hypothesis

The presupposition in statistical testing that there is no relationship or effect between certain variables.