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In 2000, 48 percent of all non-fatal injuries from occupational assaults and acts of violence in the workplace occurred in
 
  a. health care in the social services.
  b. retail establishments.
  c. post offices.
  d. unemployment offices.

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Issues for nondeployed family members experiencing deployment often involves
 
  A. increased stress due to the managing tasks of a household and concern for partner.
  B. a slight increase in stress though enhanced access via technology to alleviate anxiety.
  C. delayed acknowledgement of stress due to the concern for responsibilities at home.
  D. increased likelihood of substance abuse for a nondeployed partner due to ineffective coping skills.



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