Most Social Programs Are Justified on the Basis Of

question 1

Multiple Choice

Most social programs are justified on the basis of:

• A) mandates by law.
• B) community demand.
• C) needs of a target or client population.
• D) longevity.

Understand fundamental sociological perspectives and how they explain society and human behavior.

Recognize the contributions of key sociological theorists to the field.

Distinguish between qualitative and quantitative research methods in sociology.

Identify the difference between personal troubles and social issues.

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