When is a social condition considered to be a problem that ...

[penguins]

When is a social condition considered to be a problem that requires a solution?
 
  a. When it is supported by data from a census.
  b. When it is supported by medical evidence.
  c. When society decides it is a problem.
  d. The distinction between a condition and a problem changes based on the time, place and people.

Question 2

Legislators are more likely to invest funds in:
 
  a. Programs that address widespread problems.
  b. Problems with a low incidence.
  c. Issues that do not have much data to support them.
  d. All of the above choices.

[Tonny]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A