A Difference Between HMOs and PPOs Is

question 34

Multiple Choice

A difference between HMOs and PPOs is:

• A) The HMO is a provider arrangement whereby comprehensive care if provided to members for a fixed, "per member per month," fee.
• B) A PPO does not use predetermined rates for services to be delivered to members.
• C) HMOs have one model of care delivery.
• D) PPOs do not provide financial incentives to encourage members to select PPO providers.

Identify the stages and components of moral and cognitive development in children.

Analyze the effects of societal changes on individual behaviors and societal norms.

Understand the significance of reinforcement in learning and behavior modification.

Assess the role of language and communication in socialization and self-concept.

---

Definitions:

Governmental Action

Any activity or initiative undertaken by a government or its agencies to achieve a specific policy, regulation, or public service.

Public Opinion

The collective attitudes, beliefs, or views of the adult population or a specific segment of the population.

Election Improprieties

Actions or incidents that deviate from fair and just electoral processes, potentially impacting the integrity of election outcomes.

Official Violence

Acts of violence sanctioned or perpetrated by state or institutional authorities, often justified by law or policy.