The Growth of the Middle Class During the Mid-Twentieth Century

question 15

Multiple Choice

The growth of the middle class during the mid-twentieth century can be attributed to the increase in

• A) union membership.
• B) college attendance.
• C) population.
• D) consumerism.

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Definitions:

Wilbert Fordyce

A key figure in the development of behavioral approaches to pain management and rehabilitation.

Behavior Modification

The use of empirically demonstrated behavior change techniques to improve behaviors, often through the application of learning theory principles.

Pain Traps

Situations or mental patterns that can exacerbate or prolong the experience of pain, often due to psychological or lifestyle factors.

Opiate

A group of drugs derived from opium that are used for their analgesic (pain-relieving) properties, but can also lead to dependency and addiction.