When Attempting to Make Sure That What You Are Looking

question 2

Multiple Choice

When attempting to make sure that what you are looking at is what you intended to look at, you avoid _____.

• A)overgeneralization
• B)inaccurate observation
• C)illogical reasoning
• D)miscalculations

Understand the significance and outcomes of major welfare reforms.

Acknowledge the coverage and financing of social insurance programs in the U.S.

Differentiate between welfare/public charity programs and social insurance programs based on eligibility and funding.

Understand the current state of income inequality in the United States and its trend over the past 35 years.

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Definitions:

Alternative

An option or choice available in addition to the current situation or proposition.

Rejection

The act of not accepting, approving, or acknowledging someone or something.

Disappointing News

Information received that fails to meet expectations or hopes, often causing sadness or discouragement.

Emotionally Involved

The state of being deeply engaged with feelings or emotions, particularly in relation to a situation or cause.