Social Case Work, in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

question 81

Multiple Choice

Social case work, in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, was largely concerned with

• A) personal counseling and "mental hygiene."
• B) punishing deviant behavior.
• C) repairing a flawed economic system.
• D) finding new party members.
• E) finding people jobs.

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Definitions:

Fallacy of Composition

The error of assuming that what is true of a part is necessarily true of the whole.

Prosperity

A state of economic well-being characterized by high levels of income, employment, and production.

Depression

A severe and prolonged reduction in economic activity as occurred during the 1930s

Scarce Resources

Natural, human, and capital resources that are limited in supply, which necessitates choices about how they are allocated.