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chads108

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Female-headed families
 
  A. Have more than doubled in their numbers since 1970
  B. Have higher earnings than male-headed families
  C. Have increased in number among the Caucasians and Asians
  D. Receive more social security benefits than two-parent families

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a value postulate of professional social
  work practice?
 
  A. Belief in a person's uniqueness and individuality
  B. Under-determination of client's worth
  C. Self-determination
  D. Respect for a client



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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