A Policy Directed at Families with Problems Tends to Support

question 53

Multiple Choice

A policy directed at families with problems tends to support the idea that

• A) select groups of families have problems, but the help resides with groups such as kin or community.
• B) some families with problems such as the elderly are deserving whereas others such as welfare recipients are undeserving.
• C) a policy should be directed at all families so as to prevent problems in specific families.
• D) all of the above three are true of policies directed at families with problems.

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Definitions:

Voidable Title

A legal status of property ownership that can be declared invalid by one of the parties involved, due to factors such as fraud or coercion at the time of acquisition.

Good Faith Purchaser

An individual who buys something without knowledge of a prior claim or lien against the property, therefore acquiring clean title.

Risk Of Loss

The potential for an asset to be lost, damaged, or diminished in value, and the question of who bears this risk under the terms of a contract.

Agreement Of Parties

This refers to the mutual understanding and consent between parties involved in a contract regarding the terms and conditions stated.