Families MOST at risk of becoming homeless are those __________.
a. who have experienced a crisis, such as a job loss, that resulted in a drastic reduction of income
b. that must pay more than 30 percent of their monthly income for rent or other housing costs
c. who are victims of family violence, and may initially seek refuge in shelters for battered women
d. who do not have relatives, parents, or close friends to whom they can turn for support
e. All of the above
Question 2
Durkheim thought that the expansion of government regulation and aid programs
a. would intensify the conflict between workers and capitalists.
b. would destroy capitalism.
c. should be stopped in order to save capitalism
d. was normal and necessary under the conditions of late capitalism.
Nontraditional families are becoming more the norm
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