A number of factors not so common a generation or two ago pull apart the connections that neighborhood residents have to each other and to the neighborhood as a place. Among them is
A. The declining number of women in the workplace.
B. The mobility of the American population.
C. Decreased disposable income.
D. Americans' strong sense of dissatisfaction with their neighborhoods.
Question 2
Neighborhoods as a focus of attention for health and human service workers
A. Is a new phenomenon and little is known about how this work can be done effectively.
B. Is important, since underdeveloped or impoverished neighborhoods have no impact on the larger community they are often ignored.
C. Is important because what happens in neighborhoods affects all its residents as well as the larger community, and intervention can have a significant impact.
D. Has some limited effect because, other than housing, most issues that change agents might address are not effectively worked on at the neighborhood level.
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